I believe the answer is sociology.
The police may conduct a search incident to arrest after any constitutional arrest.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
There are majorly six exceptions to the warrant requirements. The first one is the search incident to lawful arrest. The police can conduct a search incident after a lawful arrest has been made.
For this the police does not require the issuance of any warrant. The police can search the person and the area that is surrounding the person or the area which is within the wingspan of the person whose arrest is to be made by the police.
Pedestrians always have the right of way. Even if it appears you have the right of way, someone in a car is always responsible to look out for pedestrians
Answer:
Coalition governments
Explanation:
Coalition governments usually are a temporary alliance, being formed when no single political party gains a clear majority and competing parties instead negotiate to work together. Such a situation is likely to occur during a period of crisis, such as during a war, or in response to political breakdown.
