The correct answer is:
Loughner did not make any overt threats against anyone.
Jared Lee Loughner is an American mass murderer who shot and critically wounded his primary target, U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords and killed other six people in the Tucson shooting (January 8, 2011 ). He later pled guilty to 19 charges of murder and attempted murder.
Despite having shown previous disruptive behavior he wasn´t arrested until after the shooting because no open threats were made.
Answer:
"Misdemeanor" would be the right approach.
Explanation:
- A misdemeanor would be a reasonable punishment and probably involves nothing more than a term of imprisonment, one year with the prison, community outreach, as well as suspended sentence.
- They can quickly develop into felony convictions. Besides obvious reasons, trying to intimidate someone to attack someone would have been considered fraud, but currently implementing an offensive would have been a federal offense.
I believe the answer is: Closeness of the relationship
People on average had a 'barrier' that we put when we socialize with other people. We would let people pass this barrier after they somehow earn our trust. From the example above, the coworkers haven't yet pass this barrier, which make us more likely to be suspicious on every gesture that those coworkers made (even if they are truly genuine)
Answer:
Apple must participate in an antitrust compliance program
Explanation:
Answer from PLUTO
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
They were on a "holy" mission, with the intent to convert the muslims.
