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trademarks

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Juveniles are tried in what is called an adjudication hearing instead of a public trial with a jury. ... While the goal of the adult crime system is to punish, the goal of the juvenile crime system is rehabilitation and doing what's in the best interest of the minor.

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americans had a greater voice in the government. gave women the right to vote. people in the district had the right to vote for president or vice president. poll taxes became illegal in national elections. guranteed the right to vote if you were 18 or older .

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Because of what election laws were affected by the 17thg 19th 23rd 24th and 26th amendments.

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44

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The volume of the frustum of the cone is V = 44π units³

A cone is a three-dimensional shape in geometry that narrows smoothly from a flat base (usually circular base) to a point(which forms an axis to the center of base) called the apex or vertex.

The volume of a cone is given by the equation

Volume of Cone = ( 1/3 ) πr²h

where r is the radius of the cone

h is the height of the cone

Surface area of the cone = πr ( l + r )

where l = √ ( b² + r² )

Given data ,

Let the volume of the smaller cone be V₁

Let the volume of the entire cone be V₂

And , the volume of frustum is V = V₂ - V₁

Let the radius of the smaller cone be r

Now , the value of r = 2 units

The height of the smaller cone h = 3 units

So , the volume V₁ = ( 1/3 ) πr²h

V₁ = ( 1/3 )π ( 2 )² ( 3 )

V₁ = 4 units³

And , volume of the entire cone be V₂ = ( 1/3 )π ( 4 )² ( 9 )

V₂ = 48π units³

So , the volume of frustum is V = 48π units³ - 4 units³

V = 44π units³

Hence , the volume of the frustum is 44π units³

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A frustum is formed when a plane that is parallel to a cone's base cuts off the upper portion, as shown below. A cone is shown. The top part of the cone is cut off to form a frustum. The frustum has a height of 6 and a radius of 4. The cone has a height of 3 and a radius of 2. What is the volume of the frustum? Leave the answer in terms of π.

Answer: call the police and say the license plate

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I believe it depends on the crime. In some cases it is necessary. In others though, I think that if they had the mentality to commit such a big crime, they may need mental health help instead.

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I dont really feel like it

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thank you :)

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I thought I was 100 percent right, and mediation taught me that there are two sides and there are ways of solving disagreements. Option A

In the mediation process, an unbiased third party helps the disputing parties communicate and negotiate so they can reach a settlement that is acceptable to both parties.

During this process, the parties have the opportunity to express their own needs and perspectives while also hearing out and taking into account the opinions of others.

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Answer:Economic

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Yes, the Smith System guideline to "leave yourself an out" helps in the decision-making process. Thus option (A) is correct.

The decision making process  is a whole cycle from  gathering information, assessing different alternatives till making a final choice or decision. The goal of decision-making process is making the best decision possible.

Decision-making is an integral part of management. A rational or sound decision making is very important for the growth of an organization. . Every manager from top to bottom in an heriarchy takes several decisions on a daily basis for the better growth of the organization.

The Smith System guideline to "leave yourself an out" helps in the decision-making process is true. Therefore option (A) is correct.

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it would be B

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https://www.goarmy.com/special-forces/training.html this link is from the accualy army so you can find all the info there

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food clothes and ethnic

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I think it is true because:

the local security system is under the control of the government so if they try to do something without a warrant they are passing their limits

a warrant is a permeation from the government to arrest someone or investigate.

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New York City Police Department.

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"PD" almost always means police department.

Also, it's quite a prominent police department and well-known since New York City is as well.

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Call Takers

Some dispatch centers are staffed with personnel who serve as call takers. Their sole job is the answer the phones, gather the essential information, then pass the information on to the dispatcher who will, in turn, send to appropriate agencies. Sometimes the call information is routed to multiple dispatchers, each dispatching one service provider (e.g., police – fire – EMS).

The call taker model, while efficient, can have some inherent challenges. There is always the possibility of multiple call takers receiving multiple 9-1-1 calls about the same incident. If the call takers know that one of their associates is taking an incoming call about an emergency, they may simply confirm the address with the caller and tell them responders are on the way. The problem with this is the quantity and quality of information gathered by each caller can be very different. The first call taker might be able to gather very little information from a distressed caller. A subsequent caller (to another call taker) might offer much more information of higher quality but that caller was cut off.

Dispatch training and priorities

Some emergency response agencies may operate their own dispatcher center and not share dispatching services with other agencies. Many dispatch centers, however, serve many agencies. Many of those are under the control of police or sheriff departments. Fundamentally, it shouldn’t matter whose control dispatch falls under so long as the quality of service for all agencies served is high. Unfortunately, this is not always the case.

In some jurisdictions the priority for dispatcher training and job performance is slanted in the direction of the agency that controls the dispatch center. To some degree this is understandable. The dispatcher is going to give deference to the agency that signs their paycheck. A problem can arise when a dispatch center becomes unresponsive to the needs of other agencies they dispatch for. Dispatching for fire and dispatching for police, for example, are different.

Incident scene communications support

In a properly staffed, highly functioning communication center a dispatcher would be assigned to handle the radio communications for a critical incident and that would be their sole responsibility. Where this happens – and it does happen for those who have not benefited from this design – the dispatcher serves as a scribe and a second set of ears for the incident commander. This can be a huge asset to a commander. For starters, the dispatcher is in a lower stress environment because they are physically located in a controlled environment that is not dynamically changing (like an emergency scene is).

Dispatchers often wear radio headsets that allow them to filter out extraneous noise so they can concentrate on the radio traffic they are monitoring. A dispatcher can have ready access to resource information like weather and traffic condition reports. If they have access to the Internet they can quickly find answers to questions for the commander.

ETNs and PAR checks

Two support tasks a dispatcher can perform that can be very helpful to emergency responders are Elapsed Time Notifications (ETNs) and Personnel Accountability Reports (PARs). These tasks can be performed by the commander or a command team member as well. Sometimes those additional personnel are not readily available on an emergency scene. This is where the dispatcher can really help out.

An ETN is an announcement, over the radio, for all operational personnel to hear (which means it might have to be announced multiple times on multiple channels so everyone does hear it) of the time that has elapsed at an emergency. This is critical to the formation and maintenance of situational awareness for two reasons. First, responders need to form expectations of outcomes. This is one of the steps in the decision making process. One of those expectations is HOW LONG should it take for personnel to complete tasks. An ETN helps a commander keep track of the passage of time and can benchmark the time passage to the process of assignments.

Second, Level 3 Situational Awareness is formed by making accurate predications of future events (beyond company-level performance of tasks). Think of company-level performance of tasks as scenes in a movie. Think of Level 3 Situational Awareness as figuring out how the entire movie is going to end.       In most dynamically changing environments responders have a finite time to complete tasks or the situation may overrun them (e.g., extinguish the fire and get out before the building collapses).

The PAR check is a formal process of accounting for all personnel operating at an emergency scene. The process can be conducted by the dispatcher and the content of the report affirmed by the commander as companies report in, or vice versa.      Mayday!

A dispatcher is often in a better environment to hear a distress message and gather critical information from at-risk responders.

Answer:

When you call an emergency number, you are redirected to the nearest emergency center.

Explanation:

When you call an emergency number, you are redirected to the nearest emergency center. When you call 112 in India, depending on where you are, you thus get an operator on the phone from the emergency center in the region where you are at that moment.

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For an officer, a traffic stop is a routine, often forgettable task. But it is also one of the most routinely dangerous, as officers usually have little idea if we are stopping Dad on his way to work or someone who just robbed a bank, willing to do whatever it takes to escape.

So we train our officers to be extremely careful, and to use every tactical advantage they can find, no matter how small. Being blinded by spotlights or having to crane your neck around to see an officer may feel unnecessary or even rude, but that is not the officer's intent. They are simply doing their best to stay safe.

The following is a traffic stop story, from an officer's perspective.

You're being Pulled Over

What should you do?

Stay calm. Traffic stops are often emotional, but safety is always the goal. Arguing, yelling, or swearing will escalate the situation and may be threatening to the officer.

Indicate that you've seen the officer by putting on your turn signal, then pull over to a safe place, where you will not be blocking traffic.

Shut off the engine and turn off the radio.

Keep your hands on the steering wheel and/or out of your pockets.

When asked for registration and driver's license, inform the officer where in the car you need to find it.

You might explain to the officer if there are any extenuating circumstances and/or take responsibility for your behavior.

Remember you always have the right to discuss the incident with a judge if you disagree or believe the officer made a mistake.

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D

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Only guilty people show signs of nervousness during an interrogation.

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C. Interviewing possible witnesses at the crime scene

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Evidence technicians work in the field of crime scene investigation. These specialists are responsible for preserving the chain of custody of evidence and often have a background in criminal justice and forensic science. ... Evidence technicians may work for the local, state, or federal government.

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C is your answer

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Well I'm not sure if this will help but I got told whenever your vehicle skids, u should steer the same direction. Like If your vehicle skids to the right, you should steer to the right

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The most common is in the glove compartment but i dont know about any links and stuff so basically your answer is A. hope it help

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This will vary from different training schools and methods but a basic rundown would be:

1 Pull the vehicle over and position the squad car a bit to the driver's side, giving the officer a preferable safety zone in case of sudden violence or accidents involving other motorists

2a View the situation. Visibility into the vehicle - tinted windows, panel walls, etc… How many known occupants in the vehicle? Movement within the vehicle - are occupants jumpy, are they “cleaning”, are they calm and patient

2b Request information on the vehicle make, model, color, and license plate. These should match the database

3 Assuming a no-warnings return on the vehicle check, approach the vehicle on the driver's side cautiously, viewing any and all occupants while visually scanning for obvious contraband

4 Assuming no illegal items or activities are apparent, If the driver's window is closed, ask the driver to open the window. While watching all occupants, as the driver for paperwork (license - proof of right to drive, insurance card - a proof vehicle is legally insured, registration - proof the vehicle belongs to, or is reasonably operable by the driver and matching the database information on the vehicle.

5 Inform the driver of the reason for stopping. Some officers may ask if the person is aware of the reason first - this may get the driver to admit guilt. It’s not a trick, and it's ok to say “I don’t know”.

6 Assess the information available and determine if a citation is warranted - in most jurisdictions, stopping the vehicle requires a citation but the officer may be allowed, at their discretion, to provide a warning instead.

7 Return to a squad car and write the citation/warning.

8 Return to the vehicle and serve the citation/warning.

Note: At any given moment these steps may change and may devolve into an arrest if the actions of the driver OR passengers warrant. Most traffic stops can be “routine”, although that is a dirty word in police work if no one acts out of place. It's irritating to be caught doing something wrong, especially if you truly believe you were not in the wrong. Stay calm and the officer will stay calm. Belligerence and/or agitation will cause the officer to react in light of their own and/or the public’s safety.

There may be other steps involved. As I said, these things differ from jurisdiction to jurisdiction and department to department (a sheriff’s deputy may not operate the same as a local policeman or a state policeman in the same city or county.

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When they are arrested.

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When they are arrested or when they commit a crime