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Discuss the main things to remember in the preliminary investigation

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Answer:The preliminary investigator looks for things like what started the fire like matches, gas, lighters, cigarettes, bombs, anything that will fuel a fire.

Explanation:They also look look for things like the direction of the smoke, the flames, and the distance. When sweeping for bombs they do a room searching sweep.

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To obtain a disabled placard you must have:

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A disabled parking placard will grant you access to handicapped parking spaces, and you must have proof of disability beforehand.

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Define the following

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federalism: power is divided between federal (national) and state governments

enumerated powers: specific powers the Constitution gives to the federal government. ex: coin money; declare war

reserved powers: powers that are not given to federal government belong to the states

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Where is the closest court where you could file a small claim?

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First, to the nearest government office. To file a small claim in my state of California, you must

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David is a wealthy business owner with no children and is very close with his only niece, Allie. He would like to give her a

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The requirements that a gift must have to be valid are intention, delivery, and acceptance. The Corvette does not qualify as a gift because it was not accepted and for a gift to be valid all three elements (intention, delivery, and acceptance) are required

When we are going to give a gift to another person, there must be three basic elements so that it can be considered as a gift. Those elements are:

Intention: Refers to the intention of an individual to give another individual an object as a token of affection
Delivery: It refers to the act of officially delivering a said object to the other person
Receipt: It refers to the act of receiving and thanking said gift and assuming it as one's own

According to the above, in the situation presented, the Corvette cannot be considered as a gift because there is the intention and the delivery but not the reception, that is, Allie does not assume that Corvette is hers.

On the other hand, for a gift to be considered as a gift, the three elements must be present because if a person does not have the initiative if an official delivery is not made, and if it is not received and assumed as their own, the gift can not be considered as a gift.

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Match the Supreme Court cases with the decisions and outcomes below.

A. Marbury v. Madison (1803) ------- F. In re Gault (1967)

B. Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) -------- G. Tinker v. Des Moines (1969)

C. Brown v. Board of Education -------- H. U.S. v. Nixon (1974)

(1954) --------- I. Hazelwood v. Kulhmeier (1988)

D. Gideon v. Wainwright (1963) --------- J. Bush v. Gore (2000)

E. Miranda v. Arizona (1966) --------- K. D.C. v Heller (2008)

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40. Minors have due process rights. ____

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turn over evidence in a trial. ____

42. “Separate but equal” is constitutional. ____

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