Yes, because sometimes it’s necessary to lie to avoid hurting someone’s feelings.
Character uncle Ben… that’s the spider man phrase
It is most likely A.
Criminal cases (such as murders, felonies, etc.) have to have evidence from the state (camera recordings (probably from a store or a street camera), autopsies (probably), etc.).
Think of Law and Order cases.
Civil cases (ex. a person suing another person) have to have evidence from their own possession (ex. if a person is suing another for ruining their fence, they must bring evidence that the sued person actually did it, such as a camera recording they took from their phone). Think of Judge Judy cases.
Although I'm not 100% sure, it is very likely that the answer is A.
Answer:
C. Tone and Volume
Explanation:
I think this way because when you talk about something serious, you dont talk like its not a serious matter or something that can be made into one. Its hard to mimic Tones and Volume if youre typing but, Imagine someone saying " Im sorry ma', but I cant support you staying in my home and my kids and wife too. " while saying it with a none serious voice.
( I had a longer explanation but Brainly keeps saying it had rude words )
Answer:
True
Explanation:
The sole reason behind the police keeping someone in custody is to protect for the mean time the suspect pending the time he or she is guilty.
Yes it is the right of the police, given to them by the law is protect the juveniles and make sure they are kept safe until the next date to appear in court, should in case it is a court case. This law is backed up by the law.
