Answer:
Winston v. Lee, 470 U.S. 753, 105 S. Ct. 164 (1985)
Explanation:
A man, who was a robbery suspected said to be armed with a gun was shot by a shop owner when he tried to rob his store. The bullet from the gunshots got into the chest of the suspect and there was an attempt by the commonwealth to get a doctor to surgically remove the bullet from the body of the suspect.
The commonwealth could not establish that it would be fitting under the fourth amendment terms to seek crime evidence of this category by simply requesting for surgery.
The court ordered the surgery to be conducted but the results of the x-rays before the scheduled procedure showed that the bullets went much deeper than expected and the risks were higher than anticipated.
Answer:
Explanation:
Malala Yousafzai was shot on her way to school and is lucky to be alive. The reason she was shot was because she was a woman going to school, she fled from her country from the taliban. Her fathers school was destroyed because it welcomed young girls.
The answer you are looking for is a "compromise". Both sides will give something up so they are equal in the end giving them a compromise
Answer: were less likely than those individuals who had heard "smashed into each other" to recall that they had seen broken glass
Answer:
The United States signed on to a statement condemning xenophobia: TRUE
The United States has left the United Nations Human Rights Council. TRUE
A State Department official disputed whether officials have a duty to condemn racism. FALSE
The outgoing UN High Commissioner for Human Rights praised President Trump’s attacks on the press. FALSE
Explanation:
Trump has signed Congressional Resolution which condemns racism, xenophobia, white supremacy.
The U.S. has withdrawn from the 'UNESCO' and from 'United Nations Human Rights Council' (UNHRC) in 2017 and 2018 respectively.
The deputy assistant secretary is against the use of the words like nationalism, populism, and xenophobia and tore the standard UN documents.
The outgoing 'United Nations' human rights commissioner said that the attacks President Donald Trump has done on the press would provoke violence. He did not praise him.
