Answer:
Eyewitness misidentification
Explanation:
The innocence project is a well established organization in the United States with two major aims:
- To exonerate people wrongly convicted for a crime.
- To reform the criminal justice system in a manner as to reduce such injustices in the future.
It accomplishes these aims with the use of DNA testing and forensic technology that has advanced significantly over the years.
The Innocence Project deemed eyewitness misidentification to be the leading cause of wrongful convictions, which was the cause in nearly 75% of the cases.
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Well, in the constitution, (which our gov. founders cerated) it states that their roles are <span> to “form a more perfect union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquillity, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity.” So, in my opinion, those are the most important roles. I hope this helped, and if so, please mark as brainliest, thanks ((:</span>
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According to the constitution, a former Secretary of State who was born in Yugoslavia but is now a naturalized citizen could not be president of US.
Option (c)
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There are three criteria that must be satisfied to be eligible for becoming the 'President of the United States'. They are:
- He/she must be a natural-born citizen of the Unites States
- He/she must be at least 35 years old
- He/she must be a resident of the United States for at least 14 years.
Since in option (c) the former Secretary was born in Yugoslavia, he/she does not satisfy the first criteria. The other two options satisfy all the three criteria.
<span> Warren Harding defeating James Cox, 1920 (26.17% margin)</span>
Identity is a set of acttitudes and characteristics that differentiate us from other people, identity begins to form inside the family nucleus and is determined mainly by the environment in which the individual develops, then adolescence shows up and society comes into play, there we adopt other values and even modify some of our own, the society in which we develop will tell us which values are more accepted than others, but when we reach adulthood, we are a little more capable of determining what we accept and what we don´t, but our identity has already formed.
