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Explanation:
Victims’ rights in Arizona have undergone dramatic changes since the enactment of the Victims’ Bill of Rights. For victims of crime in Arizona, greater protections exist now than ever before. Decisions by Arizona courts, in conjunction with decisions by the 9th Circuit and the United States Supreme Court, continue to shape the meaning and scope of victims’ rights. No longer pushed aside and forgotten by the system designed to protect them, crime victims have reclaimed their place and their voice in the criminal justice system. In the years to come, Arizona courts may be called upon to decide some of the remaining important unresolved victims’ rights issues. The Arizona legislature may be called upon to enact additional rules defining and preserving the specific rights of crime victims. And, perhaps most critically, the people of Arizona may be called upon to lend their support to a Victims’ Rights Amendment to the United States Constitution. A review of Victims’ Bill of Rights case law demonstrates that Arizona courts largely uphold the underlying spirit and intent of the Victims’ Bill of Rights, recognizing the interests and rights of crime victims.
If it’s the first world war this was due to the unrestricted submarine ware fair where the Germans sunk any ships or submarines in one of the oceans. Warning Germany not to sink American ships Germany did and America declared war on Germany. If you are talking about world war 2 then that is due to the Japanese booming Pearl Harbor but missing a flight carrier.
B it banned the sale and purchase of slaves in Louisiana
Well, Domestic problems would be problems such as No trading, No army/Military forces and Poor federal Government. However, International problems would be problems such as No tax policy and how the Congress had little or no power. -lele
