If you cordon off too small of a crime scene, for example, you could have _____________ that’s involved or affected by the commission of the crime that didn’t get secured.

Answer:

evidence

Explanation:

If you cordon off too small of a crime scene, for example, you could have evidence that’s involved or affected by the commission of the crime that didn’t get secured.

BRIEFIY EXPIAIN The main differnce between fure and unilary gov't constiuiton​

The use of turn signals as a signal to the driver of other vehicles that it is safe to pass is:
-Prohibited by the law.

At the four-way stops sign, which has the right to go first?
- The first car to stop after reaching the intersection.

what does the irs do to encourage people to comply with tax laws?

What is the arm signal for a left turn??
-left arm out the driver's window extending straight out.

The federal open market committee buys and sells government securities in order to control the money supply

True or false

When you are driving on a highway, signals of intentions to turn right or left shall be given:
-continuously during and not less than the last 100 feet, traveled by the vehicle before the turn.

A _________________________ is tied to the government and all other political groups are pushed aside or even made illegal.
Group of answer choices

A Single party system
B Two-party system
C Multiparty system
D Primary system

Individuals who cannot afford an attorney have a constitutional right to have one appointed to them. Which Supreme Court case was instrumental in guaranteeing this right

the main function of the legislative branch is to _____ laws.

When parking a pill in a car with a manual transmission you should park with the transmission in

Can my warning be removed? Because I HATE warnings.

If a motion requires a second and does not receive one, the President

A. can second it
B. may refuse to state it
C.may ask if there is a second

If a school bus stops to unload children on a four-lane highway divided only by a four-foot paved strip, must vehicles traveling in the opposite direction stop?
-Are not required to stop.

What does the N stand for in proven method of evaluating sources

After hearing your brakes make a grinding noise, you decide to take your car to a mechanic. You go to a garage that is offering a great deal on brake jobs. He writes you out an estimate to replace the brake pads, and you leave the car with him. When you return at the end of the day, he submits a bill to you that is four times the estimate. He explains that you needed new rotors, but he could not reach you at the telephone number you left him to discuss the problem. What should you do?

An amendment applying to a main motion is of the first rank.

A. True
B. False

Members of interest groups tend to work primarily with legislators with whom they agree
Group of answer choices

A True
B False

Name two types of Crime Scene Sketches

The first time you are convicted for driving under the influence, your license must be revoked for a period of:
-180 days to a year.

Single-member districts and changes in election laws have
increased minority participation and minorities being elected
to office within the State.
T or F?

A green arrow showing at the time as the red traffic light means:
-You may drive carefully in the direction shown by the arrow.

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Researchers have suggested the separation of the police from the community began when there was a cultural shift toward _____________.

A. Professionalism

B. Conformity

C. Impartiality

D. Activism

Describe what this graph reveals about Holly's trip and the motion of the car.

21. Education promotes all of the following EXCEPT
a. socialization
b. apathy
c. democratic enlightenment
d. democratic engagement
e. tolerance

A The__________ wanted a strong central government but the Democratic Republicans believed that the _________should have more power.​

Under what conditions must you use your headlights when driving in the daytime?
-When driving in the rain, log or smoke in the daytime, and your ability is reduced to 1,000 feet or less.

A person responsible for supplying the facts of what they know about a crime during trial is?

A. Bailiff
B. Plaintiff
C. Defendant
D. Witness

4. Imagine you are an investigator who has brought in a potential suspect in a murder investigation. the suspect is 30 years old, not under the influence and is sound mind to be questioned. what steps would you take to make sure your interrogation is fair but effective. identify 4 steps and provide reasoning for each.

***50 POINTS***
No one word answers.

Don Long is convicted of second-degree murder for killing a woman he had been seeing over the last few months. The court sentenced him to 30 years in jail. One year after his trial, Don admits that he withheld evidence that would have cleared him. He states he did so to protect his twin brother, who actually committed the crime, but who was dying of cancer at the time. He further states that he did not want his brother to spend the last years of his life behind bars. His brother has since died. The evidence is conclusive as to Don’s innocence. Should the court set aside his conviction due to the new evidence? What policies would support the court in not doing so?