Answer:
Guarantee of right to an attorney
Explanation:
Tracy has been assigned to be the defense attorney to a defendant who has confessed to 12 murders. She is asked "How can you defend someone who is guilty os those terrible crimes." She replies with the constitutional guarantee of right to an attorney.
The six constitutional amendment grants a criminal defendant right to an attorney, this means that no matter the crime committed, the defendant has the constitutional right to an attorney.
The correct answer is Id.
In Freud's view there are three conscious components. Each component interact in ways that have dominant and powerful influence in an individual.
These components are named Id, Ego, and Superego.
The Id is somewhat like the only component of personality that is present from birth and is entirely conscious including the instinctive and primitive behaviors.
Answer:
Employee Performance
Explanation:
There are three kinds of performance measurement
1. Those that focus on results , i.e output(financial performance, competitiveness)
2. Those that focus on the what determines the results, i.e inputs such as customers relation, advertisement, quality , flexibility.
3. Employee Performance Measurement
Performance Measurement is used in business to determine the growth of a business or determine the indicators for a successful business delivery . What willie has done is to measure the performance of his employee on customer relations.
Answer:
What crash the twin towers or???
Answer:
to anchor themselves to the ground when a bird tries to pull them away
Explanation:
Earthworms or worms generally that have bristles or setae are considered taxonomic phylum Annelida. For earthworms with each segment comprising of muscles and bristles. This trait serves the role of the anchor while burrowing the soil, or to anchor themselves to the ground when a bird tries to pull them away.
This is often done by the earthworm stretching in and out by contracting and pushing its body forward to get a hold of the earth with its setae.
