<span>Your waiter seems to be doing everything wrong. he has forgotten to take your drink order. he delivers someone else's food to your table. he delivers someone else's food to your table. he does not come out and say it, but his facial expressions seem to say he'd rather be someplace else. if you assume his behavior is caused primarily by his disposition, your assumption is consistent with the fundamental attribution error. The waiter is disposition is good in the waiter in good work involving the area.</span>
After the suspect's arrest in the criminal justice process does the responsibility for the case switch over from the police to the prosecutor.
Chandler, Fletcher, and Volkow (2009) identified the criminal justice stages of entry, prosecution, adjudication, sentencing, corrections, and return. These stages trace offenders' movement through the criminal justice elements from arrest, through court, to captivity or community-supervision.
The prosecutor's job is to deliver justice to not secure conviction or final judgment so as to satisfy anyone or any motive. His job is to ascertain that whether or not within the whole procedure of arrest to investigation to trial, whether or not the law was followed or not.
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I think answer a makes the most sense because when you are skeptical, you tend to not accept new and different ideas that are contrary to what you think is true.
