Answer: 1. an individual can be driving below the speed limit and you are behind them then you could possibly get enraged and start honking 2. an individual can make a face at you at the red light and then you get upset 3. an individual behind you can start honking at you for no reason 4. you can have personal issues going on at home and then you get on the road and emotions get involved 5. you get inpatient 6. you could be trying to switch lanes and another individual won't let you get by 7. another individual doesn't turn their blinker on to turn 8. someone could be looking at their phone... A simple solution to "road rage" is being patient and watching your surroundings
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I think he can not . I believe that it has nothing to do that if for example Bailey had a car insurance with Progressive, which means it is supposed to provide additional insurance when they are injured by someone who does not have adequate insurance to cover the full damages. Bailey was negligent In the car accident. Bailey had failed to apply his brakes in time to avoid the collision, failed to turn his vehicle to avoid the collision, failed to keep his vehicle under control, and was inattentive to his surroundings.
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The option that runs contrary to the classical theory of criminology is (A) Punishment should be certain
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The key principle of Classical theory Of Criminology are
- <u>Rationality</u>:-This principle states that people commit crime at their own wish/will.
- <u>Hedonism</u>:The principle of hedoism states that people seek pleasure and minimize their pain by committing crime.
- <u>Punishment </u>:As per this principle punishment work as a deterrent to crime.
- <u>Human Right:</u>This principle states that the punishment given should not be harsh rather it should be swift.
The answer of the above question is (A) Punishments should be certain.