Under the 6th Amendment, Miller is entitled to receive "the right to a speedy and public trial by a impartial jury in the state/district where the crime was committed", and is informed of the accusations, told her laws, told which witnesses are being used and what the witnesses would say, and the ability to obtain his own witnesses too and to have a lawyer.
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I believe the answer is: testing effects
Testing effects refers to the perception long term memories tend to be increased when our brain is dedicated to retrieving a certain type of information over and over again. When studying, this tend to make people become bias and overconfident after repeating a certain topic, making them believe that they do not need to study the topic again before test.
Answer: The electorate. A. A person who is qualified to register to vote pursuant to section 16-101 and who is properly registered to vote shall, if he is at least eighteen years of age on or before the date of the election, be deemed a qualified elector for any purpose for which such qualification is required by law, except as provided in section 16-126. A person continues to be a qualified elector until that person's registration is canceled pursuant to section 16-165 or until that person does not qualify as a resident as prescribed by section 16-101, subsection B.
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A primary source. That would be a source coming directly from someone who was in the war so you know it is reliable and probably the most accurate. A secondary source could be from a journalist or an outside mind that doesn't know the true experience of being in the war and is just observing from an outsiders view.
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Lacks random assignment
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the researcher may not Be able to establish valid causal relationships as the study lacks random assignment in that participants do not get equal opportunity of being assigned to groups. Random assignment means the researcher applies chance in assigning participants to groups such that the study is not biased and causal relationships are not affected. For example if a participant does not get to choose his group, the researcher randomly flips a coin to assign him to a group and so there is an uncorrupted result in findings
