Firstly, John H. Ruffin, Jr. is known as the 62nd Judge of the Court of Appeals of Georgia. Secondly, Anne Elizabeth Barnes was also a presiding judge of the Court of Appeals of Georgia. And lastly, Jule Wimberly Felton was also a judge of the said court of Georgia. Basing on these facts, it is clear that what they share in common is that, all of them were Chief Judges <span>of the Court of Appeals of Georgia. The answer is D.</span>
<span>The Constitution was written to define the role of government, the different parts of government, define the powers of government, set limitations on those powers, and to provide a means of change for the Constitution. The Bill of Rights was added so those rights which were considered to be our most important rights, were protected against the abuse of government.</span>
The first amendment, which includes the freedoms of religion and assembly, has been violated.
Answer: Machiavelli is saying that no prince stay true to his word or accomplishes much, he's basically saying their corrupt. I agree.
Not sure what your option sentences are but if it helps, Brown Vs. Board of Education resulted in the Supreme Courts ruling that the segregation of races in the public schools violates the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. It happened after a father was angry that his daughter was forced to go to the "black" school 10 blocks away, while there was a "white" school only a block away from their home.
