Penalties for your first DUI conviction include
A. a fine of up to $4,000
500 hours of community service
C.
up to one year of probation
D. a one-year license revocation

Answer: C.  up to one year of probation

Explanation:

DUI means to be Driving Under the Influence (DUI) of substances that could impair the driver's ability to control the car. This includes substances such as alcohol and drugs including medically prescribed ones.

This action outs both the driver and other people at risk of danger but if it is the first time the crime is being considered, the offender gets probation for a year during which time committing another DUI could see them go to jail.

Which one of these is the answer?

Traditional religious attitudes toward nature have largely disappeared in modern societies

Group of answer choices

True

False

It is the _____ to disprove and discredit evidence in the court room.


crime scene investigator's job

defense lawyer's job

suspect's responsibility

witness's responsibility

Which of the following BEST explains why the United States became involved in the Korean War?

A.
Policy of Containment

B.
The Eisenhower Plan

C.
The Pearl Harbor Armistice

D.
Policy of economic growth and aid

As a member of a developmental research team you are given the responsibility of obtaining parental consent for a group of kindergarten children to participate in a research study. You want to make the process of getting parental consent as easy as possible so you prepare the informed consent and then have the kindergarten give each child the consent form with instructions to give it to their parents for them to read and sign and return it only if they do not want their child to participate in the study. This approach would involve

Government spending in the U.S. federal budget that Congress can adjust as it wishes is called: O A. monetary spending. O B. fiscal spending. O C. mandatory spending. D. discretionary spending.
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Check your understanding with this practice assessment

New Car pent Refresh Refresh Refresh​

Anyone have any hard riddles about animals lol :) I can't think of some

40 N 95 W what is the longitude and latitude

Jamal is a very particular and formal man. He keeps his apartment very neat, follows an exact schedule (i.e. lunch is always at 12:13 sharp), and finds that other people are messy distractions to his perfect schedule. He works as an accountant and is very meticulous about his work. This has saved his employer money on several occasions. However, it also makes Jamal very slow at his work and he often accomplishes a lot less in his day than his coworkers. He does not feel like he can trust others easily because they are not as conscientious or careful as he is :________

a. Delusional Disorder
b. Schizoaffective Disorder
c. Schizophrenia
d. Brief Psychotic Disorder
e. Substance Use Disorder
f. Borderline Personality Disorder

9.How does a hummingbird's beak help it to meet its basic needs?Lector inmersivo
(1 Punto)

The beak helps the bird to fly.

The beak allows the bird to swim fast.

The beak scares away predators.

The beak allows the bird to eat the nectar out of flowers.

list two issue in sports that can impede nation building​

what is Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) and how does impact teachers and learner's in the classroom?​

If a husband be unworthy, then he possesses nothing by which to control his wife. If a wife be unworthy, then she possesses nothing with which to serve her husband. If a husband does not control his wife, then the rules of conduct manifesting his authority are abandoned and broken. If a wife does not serve her husband, then the proper relationship between men and women and the natural order of things are neglected and destroyed." -- Ban Zhao, Lessons for my Daughters, p. 60
What does the quotation mean? And how can we interpret this quote in our lives?

which of the following is not a characteristic of a tropical wet and dry climate? A. extremely cold, dry winters B. high humidity levels C. different precipation levels throughout the year D. consistently warm temperatures year-round

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Internal Coherence Four criteria bear on the question of the tentative acceptability of a hypothesis: adequacy, internal coherence, external consistency, and fruitfulness. Internal coherence refers to the criterion that a hypothesis must be internally coherent in order to be accepted as a tentative hypothesis. This means that its component ideas must be rationally interconnected. Each part of the hypothesis must relate to, and not contradict, the other parts of the hypothesis. You should note that it is possible for a scientific theory to be internally coherent and yet incompatible with observed phenomena. Although such a theory would be internally coherent, it would fail to meet the other criteria for a tentatively acceptable scientific theory, such as external consistency. This means that internal coherence is necessary but not sufficient for the tentative acceptability of a scientific theory.

Use your knowledge about internal coherence to answer the following questions. Based on your understanding of the idea of internal coherence, which of the following statements appropriately describe the internal coherence of a hypothesis?

a. Adequacy is more important to the strength of a scientific hypothesis than internal coherence.
b. Internal coherence is important because if a theory has internal inconsistencies, then its assumptions cannot all be correct.
c. Internal coherence is one of the criteria for the tentative acceptance of hypotheses.
d. Internal coherence demonstrates the rational relationship between parts of a hypothesis.

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Imagine Eysenck's original two factors represented in 2-dimensional space. On the y-axis (vertical) is insecurity at the top and security at the bottom. On the x-axis, is the second factor, with introversion on the left and extroversion on the right. The two axes bisect such that there are 4 quadrants. Using this representation, an examinee who is outgoing, friendly, and comfortable in her own skin would be placed in which quadrant?

During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, immigrants from predominantly Catholic countries faced open discrimination at the hands of the American-born white Protestant majority. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

ANSWER IS TRUE!!!

In present day crime scene documentation, _____.


Narrated videotaping can replace photography completely.

Narrated videotaping can be edited and therefore is not acceptable evidence.

Narrated videotaping can replace note taking and photography completely.

Narrated videotaping should not replace note taking and photography completely, but rather be used alongside them.

The goal of _____ is to supply proof of guilt beyond a shadow of doubt.


reconstruction

dusting for fingerprints

protocol

questioning witnesses

Can anyone help me with this? Government

The U.S. government is controlled through the separation of powers and a system of checks and balances. Powers are further divided into federal, state, and local government. Choose ALL reasons why these power divisions help control government. A) Checks and balances ensure one branch of government does not have too much power. B) The separation of powers divides government power into three individual branches. C) Separating government into levels allows states to make some decisions for themselves. Eliminate D) The federal government can make individual state laws for different states when needed. E) The legislative, judicial, and executive branches can all make laws at the state level.

So Jewish women would lose their personal identification the camps would?

Make them marry a Nazi soldier

Give them a number instead of using their name

Have them give up their name and take the name Hitler

Make them wear a hat with the Nazi swastika on it.​

Tom is in the 11th grade, and his father is in the military. Because of this, Tom moves around a lot. He has lived in 3 states and attended 7 schools. No matter where he ends up in the United States, there is a school for him to attend. This is because the U.S. has

a) a hidden curriculum

b) universal education

c) segregated education

d) tracking​

Please helpppp asap !!!

Clarify the term fair discrimination​

This is gonna be very long but I have no idea what to do, I'm confused.

Course Project Part 4: Conducting the Experiment and Recording Data
After much preparation, you are finally ready to begin conducting your experiment. Due to all the hard work you put into your literature review and planning your procedures, the steps that you need to take to conduct your experiment successfully have already been set. While you conduct your experiment, you will need to keep a daily journal where you record the activities you undertake that are relevant to the experiment and also where you record any data that you collect. This is your experiment log and serves as a record of your work while also allowing you to make a record of any changes or modifications you may need to make during the experiment.

Conducting the Experiment and Keeping an Experiment Journal
Following the procedure that you established in the previous part of this project, set up your experiment and begin running it. Every day while your experiment is running you will make an entry in your journal. Record what activities you completed (refer to your outlined procedure to make sure you are following the procedure that you established), any modifications that had to be made to your set up or procedure, and any observations or data you collect. Even on days when you do not collect data (depending on your experiment, there may not be data collection every day), make an entry in your journal. Each journal entry should be clearly labeled with the date on which it was entered. You do not need to type up all your entries, but make sure that your journal entries are neatly written, as they will be evaluated by your instructor.

Depending on the topic and design of your experiment, the period of time during which you conduct and record your experiment may range from one to several weeks. In consultation with your instructor, you will establish a timeline for the evaluation of your journal. If you are running a shorter experiment, your journal may be evaluated several times over the course of one or two weeks. If your experiment takes longer to complete, you may have a weekly review over the course of a month. Follow the guidelines provided by your instructor.

Collecting Data
All experiments generate data. This data allows the scientist to evaluate the success of the experiment and make interpretations about the results generated by the investigation. When you record your data, you must collect it as consistently as possible. Returning to the plant experiment, it would be best to measure the plants on a set schedule. For example, you might choose to measure the plants every Thursday at 3 pm. It is important to measure the plants at the same time each week so that the difference in growth you might observe is a reflection of the experimental condition, not simply longer growing time. Additionally, it is important to use the same instruments to collect data. The plants should be measured with the same ruler or measuring tape each time. This helps reduce any error or bias that might be introduced by using different instruments to make measurements. Whatever measurements or data you collect, do so in a consistent manner. Use the same instruments, the same scales, and record the data in a standardized manner. It is also a good idea to record your experiment using photographs. This will help you later during analysis and provides information for others who might be interested in recreating your experiment. Record your data in your experiment journal, where it will be reviewed by your teacher on an on-going basis. Submit your journal to your instructor according to the schedule you have established together.