The best answer to this question is: a unitary state (the correct answer is b).
A unitary state is a state with a central power, one where the government has the power and administration of the whole country and where there are no autonomous regions, such as states. The "opposite" of a unitary state is a federation.
Answer: Equality
Explanation:
Equality theory of criminality could be described as when an individual is caught in an offense, faces the crime and comes out of their jail term to become better persons in the society. Christiana has been through a lot, although she had the decision earlier not to engage in immoral behavior but was depressed to do so, was caught and came out better, this phase of her transition is known as Equality theory of criminality.
I believe this is a crime against B. society.
Illegal drug abuse is considered crime against society because Alan can not only harm himself while being high, but also people around him. This is why he is considered a danger to the society, although he is being injurious towards himself as well - however, crime against yourself isn't really a crime.
In Gideon v. Wainwright, the Supreme Court overturned their previous ruling in Betts v. Brady that states were not required to provide counsel-(c) <u>The Sixth Constitutional amendment</u> was interpreted in both of these case
Explanation:
- The sixth Amendment states that the right of counsel is the fundamental right for a free trial
- <u>As per the sixth Amendment in the Gideon v. Wainwright,Gideon applead to the court to provide a legal lawyer as he was too poor to pay the fee of the lawyer .So the Sixth amendment was passed,which guarantees the right of counsel is the fundamental right for a free trial.</u>
- <u>But in the Betts v. Brady case the Court overruled the the sixth Amendment act which which guarantees the right of counsel is the fundamental right for a free trial.</u>
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So , in Gideon v. Wainwright, the Supreme Court overturned their previous ruling in Betts v. Brady that states were not required to provide counsel-(c) <u>The Sixth Constitutional amendment</u> was interpreted in both of these case