<span>Packer's crime-control model argues for an expanded role of the courts. Essentially, the punishment should be swift and severe, with an emphasis on processing criminals through the court systems as quickly as possible. Ultimately, crime-control is meant to protect society from the criminal element. The due process model operates under the principle that everyone is innocent until proven guilty. Therefore, each alleged criminal has a right to defend themselves from any accusations and must be given a fair and complete trial.
the crime-control model allows significant possibilities for the ethical violations by law enforcement. As crime must be punished swiftly and severely, there will inevitably be circumstances in which a punishment is administered upon an innocent person.</span>
Farms stayed small with only family to help run them.
I am a Christian.
I have been to many different churches in many different states.
In every church they have different morals and different ways of teaching.
In my faith we are called to be disciples and to make disciples yet many people choose to ridicule you and gossip when they are Christians and they go to the same church.
Their are questions of how can Christianity can be Monotheistic when we believe that the holy spirit and Jesus are just as great as the father (God)
Their is some debate as to if Jesus was who he said he was and if he was how can he be human and son of God.
Their is differences of when/ if he will come again
differences of when earth will be destroyed
Differences of if heaven exists or not
Differences about hell and if it is underground or not
Differences in laws in the Bible and the different versions. If the old laws should still apply in today's society or not. And if we even have to listen to a book and do what it says.
Some say it is irrelevant.
Answer:
A relative location is the position of something relative to another landmark. In other words it refers to the position based on its location with respect to other locations
<span>a. natural monopoly
</span><span>A common example of a natural monopoly is electricity service. To provide it, workers must build power stations and power lines. The company must connect each customer's home or business to the system of lines and stations. The costs are very high. If more than one company offered electrical service to an area, that means more power stations and lines that would cross each other. It is more efficient, safer, and less costly to allow one company to control the electricity service to an area. With more customers on the same power grid, or system of electricity flow and equipment, the costs are spread out more and so prices are lower.</span>
