Answer:
B) She could ask the Court of Appeals to hear her case.
Explanation:
If the Supreme Court gave Genifer a guilty verdict and she was convicted of theft then the out of the options listed the only thing that she can do/make happen would be to ask the Court of Appeals to hear her case. The appellate court's task is to make sure that the law was applied correctly in a case and that there verdict ruled by the court that handled the case was just. Other than that Genefer would most likely have to pay a fine and may or may not serve jail time.
Answer:
Is true
Explanation:
Deductive reasoning, also called deductive logic, is the process of reasoning from one or more statements (premises) to a certain logical conclusion.
Deductive reasoning links statements (or assumptions) with conclusions. If all the premises are true, and the rules of deductive logic are followed correctly, then the conclusion is necessarily true.
So Steven observing some dogs (premise) can conclude this statement.
its just the new testament
It ships the whole world's oil.
Answer:
It is known that Hindu ascetics occasionally visited Greece. Furthermore, Greece and India conducted not only trade but also cultural, educational, and philosophical exchanges. The most striking similarity between Greek and Indian thought is the resemblance between the system of mystical gnosis (esoteric knowledge) described in the Enneads of the Neoplatonic philosopher Plotinus (205–270) and that of the Yoga-sutra attributed to Patanjali, an Indian religious teacher sometimes dated in the 2nd century CE. The Patanjali text is the older, and influence is probable, though the problem of mediation remains difficult because Plotinus gives no direct evidence of having known anything about Indian mysticism. Several Greek and Latin writers (an example of the former being Clement of Alexandria) show considerable knowledge of the externals of Indian religions, but none gives any intimation of understanding their more recondite aspects.
- That will do