in a court opinion this term is used to describe the courts answer to the issue it was asked to dcide

Answer:

a judicial opinion :)

Explanation:

A FIRETWUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A challenge to the array is used by judges to bar real evidence from the criminal trial. True or False

Explain how the required interactions of the house and the senate would be required to move hr 5048 into law.

When asked about the possible motive for a homicide, an innocent person would most likely


Say nothing


Say "I don’t know"


Speculate that it was a revenge killing


Say "It wasn’t me"

Alma Tirtsche (1921)
Alma Tirtsche's beaten body was found wrapped in a blanket in what is known as Gun
Alley in Melbourne, Australia. Because the body was relatively free of blood, the police
deduced that she had been murdered elsewhere and brought to the alley. Ger body had
been washed before being wrapped in the blanket. A local bar owner, Colin Ross, was
questioned. Ross admitted seeing Tirtsche in his bar earlier in the day.
Investigators collected blankets from Ross's home and found several strands of long,
reddish blonde hair on them. The length of the hair implied it had come from a female,
and the concentration of pigment in the hair implied a younger woman. Some of the
ends of the hair were irregular, implying the hair had been forcibly broken off. The
physical similarity of the hair found on the blanket with that of Alma Tirtschke convinced
the jury that Ross was the murderer. This was the first time that hair was used to secure
a conviction in Australia. Unfortunately, analysis of the hairs 75 years later showed that
two of the strands found on the blankets came from different individuals, which throws
doubt on Ross's guilt.
3. What other characteristics of the hair could the investigators have examined
(besides the length and color) to determine if they had come from the same
person, and that that person was Tirtsche?

In which case did the U.S. Supreme Court hold that the defendant has the right to counsel during the course of any police interrogation

What is a Bureaucracy?

a. The Constitution and the three branches of government
b. All of the agencies, people, and procedures that make the government operate
c. The Senate and House
d. The President and his advisors

The Second Amendment is an important part of the Constitution. For this assignment you will need to read the Second Amendment and the secondary source Know Your Rights: A Guide to the United States Constitution to help you answer the following prompt:
“Does the text of the Second Amendment mean that the right to 'bear arms' is unlimited?”
As you prepare to answer this prompt you should follow the format provided below.
Paragraph 1 - Analyze the text of the Second Amendment for yourselves. In order to analyze you should look at each word in the amendment and decide how each part of the amendment relates to the prompt.
Paragraph 2 - Summarize and cite the ideas and information from the secondary sources to provide support for your conclusion in paragraph 1.
Paragraph 3 – Summarize and cite the ideas and information in the secondary sources that go against your conclusions in paragraph 1.
Paragraph 4 – Write an analysis about the strength of the arguments that support or counter their own opinions. You will need to provide an explanation of your thinking about which opinions are stronger by citing specific textual evidence out of the primary and secondary sources.

Roscoe Pound, Dean of Harvard Law School from 1916 to 1936 said, “The law must be stable but it must not stand still.” One way to interpret his meaning is that a _____.

system of law must have a method to change the laws as often as possible
system of law that is designed to adapt to society through principles such as common law and precedent is a stronger system
system of laws that are inconsistent and change often is a healthy system
system of laws must have a method to make sure that laws do not change often
system of laws that is designed to adapt through principles such as common law and precedent is not a stable system

how did saul become king

I have been passing classes because of this

Can I take a Florida Permit exam with the consent of a parent who has a California license?

the name of the law that enforced prohibition was known as

Which election cycle is used to select the nominee for a political party as their representative for President?

a. Mid-Term Elections
b. Primary Elections
c. General Election
d. Special Elections

What is the most common form of direct democracy?.

What is advanced gastric cancer?

what is law? what is the main function of law​

Which law or act requires inmates to exhaust all internal administrative grievance procedures before they can file a civil rights case in federal court

what can congress do if the supreme court declares a law unconstitutional

Which is not an example of an employee benefit?
A. Paid time off for holidays
B. Paid time off for illness
C. Health insurance
D. Mandatory pay raises

What powers did the federal government have in the original constituiton.

What amendment allowed women to vote.

The individual who proposed principles such as the power to govern should be from
the people, that government should not hold all power over the people, and that it
should have a system of checks and balances divided amongst its various branches
was

one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws

choose the correct succession of low to high altitude clouds that signify a warm front.

The executive branch, headed by the (fill in blank)
includes numerous executive departments that carry out or enforce laws passed by (fill in blank).

What is a court decision?

The legal reasoning justifying why a party won the case.

The court's decision of who won the case.

The plurality opinion of most justices on the Court.

What are two facts about the president cabinet

why did my dad leave?​

In 1857, the supreme court ruled in the dred scott decision that: