The answer is: a newspaper article describing reduced crime rates in cities with teen curfews.
This piece of evidence would best support an argument in favor of a teen curfew because it is based in facts, not opinions, and it shows that other places that have established teen curfews have had positive results because of it. Therefore, there is evidence to asume the possibility that if teen curfew is established in other cities, it would get the same positive results.
An onlilne poll of comunity members and an interview with a parent would serve as evidence when studying how the community feels about teen curfew but not as evidence in an argument in favor of teen curfew because the data would be biased.
The three things that could happen to a driver if they are underinsured are:
- they are paid less than full claim
- they bear the part loss
- they are left betrayed by the policy.
<h3>What is an
underinsurance?</h3>
This refers to the insufficient insurance coverage that leaves the policyholder responsible for a large percentage of a total loss or expense from the loss of subject matter.
It mostly occurs when the sum insured on the insurance policy si not enough to cover the full cost of rebuilding, repairing or replacing your home and its content.
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I think societies need laws because if we had no laws people would steal, kill, kidnap, etc.. I think laws kind of put a warning to societies to at least warn someone if they do wrong they'll get punished. I think life would be bad chaos if we had no laws governing our behaviors. I am sorry if this is NOT what you needed. I simply gave my opinion!!!
I don't know if there were any options, but something that is at heart of a democracy is popular sovereignty: the belief that the power is in the hands of the people.
In a representative democracy those people are represented by some people chosen, to make the democracy easier to work.
alternatively you could say a body of laws: legislature or a constitution.
