I believe the answer is: predictive
Officers who use predictive policing would use statistical data that gathered by their scouts to predict potential crimes that could happen in the future.
Example of this would be when they determine the cargo positions of a drug dealer after calculating the time that has passed between past supply and the current time.
The ruling political party, the one who draws the map - Gerrymandering is the process of gaining political advantage by manipulating district boundaries. In a single-winner electoral system , the ruling party most often resorts to gerrymandering as a way to win more votes in its favor. It is most common in countries where the elected politicians are responsible for demarcating boundaries.<span />
In that case, the station would be violating <span>equal time rule
</span>equal time rule <span>requires all U.S. radio and television broadcast should provide an equal opportunity for any opposing political candidates that wanted to pay for the air time. This rule does not necessarily specifyy that those stations couldn't show news that favour only a certain candidate.</span>
Answer: Fortified walls made of rammed earth around the settlements.
