Answer:
D) Pierre and his parents were born in another country. He is unable to speak or read English.
Explanation:
Pierre's age is not given to us, so it is hard to know exactly what steps he has to take. However to be become a US citizen, they must take a citizenship test, which <em>usually have a English section</em> (as English is the official language of the United States), which <em>tests a person</em> (specifically the parents)'s <em>ability to understand, comprehend, and use at least basic English</em>.
If his parents are not able to pass, then Pierre would not be able to naturalize with them. However, if he is 18 or older, then he will have to take the test as well, as he is deemed as a legal adult.
Learn more about naturalization in the US, here:
brainly.com/question/12461458?referrer=searchResults - The Naturalization process.
Answer:
Explanation:
The 1,2,and 8th amendment contribute to criminal law in the sense that. The first amendment is “right of speech,religion, and press” therefor a case in criminal court would give the defendant legal protection through freedom of press and speech. The second amendment is “the right to bear arm” persons bearing arms legally, if and when used as a self defense weapon in a court case may be spared harsh punishment and none if any is given. And finally the eight amendment is “excessive bail, excessive fines and cruel and unusual punishment.” If a defendant is guilty of committing a crime he/she may be given bail depending on the charges. This amendments limits bail for a guilty defendant so that he/she may not commit the crime more than once and may not have freedom.
Payroll (a) but not 1000% sure
Answer:
A. Makes it ilegal for juvenile offenders who murdered to be sentenced to life without parole
Explanation:
Supreme Court established a process in which to waive juveniles to adult court. This process was required to adhere to certain constitutional safeguards, which include the right to a waiver hearing.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in June 2012 that juveniles convicted of murder cannot be subject to a mandatory sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.
Answer:
No case; she gave birth and made the case moot.
