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Federalism The system in which power is shared between state and federal governments. Reliable evidence is defined as evidence that is likely to be true or accurate Evidence is not relevant (irrelevant) if it is Not related to any fact or issue in the case The ____ was the earliest legal procedure by which illegal or improper jailing or detention could be challenged in a court of law. Writ of Habeas Corpus A suspect arrested without an arrest warrant must have a probable cause hearing be...

What is an example of a "Sunshine Law?" - Legislation guaranteeing access to data held by the state. Over 85 countries have laws guaranteeing open records by the government. What is cognitive dissonance? - Occurs when one holds two conflicting ideas simultaneously. Theoretically this provides a motivation to reconcile these two ideas, often by changing opinions and actions. What is the US Committee on Ways and Means responsible for? - Responsible for taxation, tariffs, and revenue. Has a...

Law of Evidence Midterm Exam UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers The rules of evidence _____. - Correct Answer- determine what information will be available to the judge or jury at trial The _____ was the earliest legal procedure by which illegal or improper jailing or detention could be challenged in a court of law. - Correct Answer- Writ of Habeas Corpus The Magna Carta of 1215 was the first document establishing _____. - Correct Answerminimum standards for arrest and impriso...

Russian Revolution Exam Questions with Answers What action contributed to the success of Lenin's communist revolution in Russia? - Answer-Peasants were promised land reforms Which is a characteristic of a communist economy? - Answer-government agencies are involved in production planning What situation resulted from the Russo Japanese War? - Answer-dissident groups challenged the power of the Russian Czar Stalin's Five-Year Plans and his decision to form collectives are examples of -...

NYPD 2nd Trimester Law QUESTION AND VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWER 100% NYS penal law - ANSWER defines the acts(what is legally prohibited) and omissions(failure to do what is legally required) that are defined as offenses in New York Four parts to the penal law - ANSWER Part 1: General Provisions Part 2: Sentences Part 3: Specific Offenses Part 4: Administrative Provisions Offense - ANSWER Any conduct punishable by imprisonment or fine in NYS Violation - ANSWER an offense, other th...

FSOT Practice Test Questions - Made by AL with 100% Correct Solutions What is an example of a "Sunshine Law?" - Answer️️ -Legislation guaranteeing access to data held by the state. Over 85 countries have laws guaranteeing open records by the government. What is cognitive dissonance? - Answer️️ -Occurs when one holds two conflicting ideas simultaneously. Theoretically this provides a motivation to reconcile these two ideas, often by changing opinions and actions. What is the US ...

Red Scare Latest Update with Certified Solutions demobilization transition from wartime to peacetime production levels problems caused by demobilization lower production, unemployment, the recession main causes of the strikes of 1919 working hard for many hours and getting very little pay groups americans blamed for the strikes and other labor problems communists, immigrants, especially russians why did americans blame these groups for the labor problems? communism is founded on the idea of ...

AFST 201 QUIZZES WITH CERTIFIED SOLUTIONS Sahara desert that covers the northern third of the African continent Africa continent in which the origins of humanity lie homo sapiens modern humans the power and status of women in ancient Egypt women held relatively high status, could own property, and be public officials grain production and the concept of monarchy influences Ancient Egypt received from Nubia Ancient Egyptians influenced the development and culture of Greece and later Western c...

FSOT Practice Test Questions and Answers. What is an example of a "Sunshine Law?" Legislation guaranteeing access to data held by the state. Over 85 countries have laws guaranteeing open records by the government. What is cognitive dissonance? Occurs when one holds two conflicting ideas simultaneously. Theoretically this provides a motivation to reconcile these two ideas, often by changing opinions and actions. What is the US Committee on Ways and Means responsible for? Responsible for...

Who initially wanted to keep chiropractic to himself? - D.D Palmer When was the Palmer school and cure founded? - 1897 Who was the first student at the Palmer school? - LeRoy Baker Who was the first full-fledged student in the chiropractic program in 1898? - William Seeley How much did the Palmer school chiropractic program cost? - 3 months for $500 Who did DD sell his school to? - BJ Palmer Although joint manipulation pre-dates chiropractic, in what year was ...