It was under Graham v Connor case. Someone explained that the defense attorney made the jury think the officer tried to hide his use of force behind a smoke screen of clinical language and that he did so to minimize brutality. Also, law enforcement trainers use such jargon to make communication within the profession more concise and efficient. To make use of clinical-sounding terms, there are two reasons behind it 1. Is to make a precise description and 2. Different between trained and street fighting techniques.
Answer:
The August 31 trial balance is a debit and credit amount of $16,986
Explanation:
The journal entries for the following transactions is as follows;
General Journal Debit Credit
1. Cash $6,500
Photography equipment $33,500
Common stock $40,000
2. Prepaid insurance $2,100
Cash $2,100
3. Office supplies $880
Cash $880
4. Cash $3,331
Photography fees $3,331
5. Utilities expense $675
Cash $675
August 31 trial balance $16,986 $16,986
The August 31 trial balance is a debit and credit amount of $16,986
Answer:
Cash $1,050 (debit)
Accounts Receivable :Sun City Kiwanis $1,050 (credit)
Explanation:
When Kiwanis makes a partial payment to settle their account, in Trails Ends records, we recognize (1) an the increase in the assets of cash and (2) recognize a decrease in the assets of accounts receivable.
The answer is B, which is weight of gold. I say this because money is used as a means of exchange, that is; it is used to get goods.
Money is also used to store value because if you pay for something, you value it more.
It is also a unit of account. Hope i helped. Have a nice day.
Answer and Explanation:
Q2) Calculate the amount that should be reported as net cash flow from operating activities:
Account Receivables = $40
Depreciation = $ 60
Since there is an in Account Receivables therefore it will be negative
Since depreciation is a non cash expense, therefore, it will be added
$60 - $40 = $20 (Net Cash flow from operating activities)
Q3) Amount as net income:
Revenue = $170
Depreciation ($60)
Net Income = $110
Q4)
Net inome = $170
Depreciation = $60
Increase in Accounts Receivables = ($40)
Net Cash flow from operating activities = $190