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Answer:
gideon was accused of a crime and brought to trial
gideon was denied counsel at the state court
gideon appealed the state decision to the supreme court
the supreme court heard gideon's case and decided in his favor
states became required to provide counsel to all defendants
Explanation:
Answer:The answer is b (contained in)
Explanation:Derivative Classification refers to the process of restating in a different and often new form previously classified information, and ensuring the newly outcome (material) is consistent with the previous original information and contains the source markings .
In the example given above ,option b is more suitable because the new outcome which is 40,000 is a part of the source marking ,we derive the figure based on the source .
Therefore we say ,it is contained in the source
Option d is incorrect because classification by compilation involves taking two unclassified information and merging together .
The events leading up to the Race Riot of 1906 demonstrate the role media can play in society is outbreak of the mob violence.
<u>Explanation:</u>
In 1906, during the race riot of Atlanta dozens of blacks were killed by white mobs, wounded several scores of others, and caused a considerable property damage. According to local newspaper reports of white females were allegedly assault by black males which were the catalyst for the riot and outbreak of the mob violence.
These conditions caused concern among whites about females and feared about the social interaction of the races, and led to an expansion of social segregation, mainly separation in the black and white neighborhoods and totally separated seating arrangements in public transportation.
Answer:
The correct answer is:
A. Press access to evidence in the case before the trial begins
Explanation:
The press can have an influence on the perception of the defendant in a case. This influence can be negative because the more pieces of prejudicial information are presented pretrial, the more jurors' pretrial perceptions of the defendant can become more negative.
