Answer:
C. Officer Presence + Verbal + Empty Hand + Less Lethal + Lethal
Explanation:
Less lethal should come before lethal and lethal should come last. Used process of elimination.
No because he is for sure unarmed there is no danger to the officer so he has committed a crime
it goes by color
History of Homeland Security Advisory System (HSAS)
The national threat level has changed 17 times. It has consistently remained at Yellow (Elevated) or Orange (High) and was elevated to Red (Severe) once on Aug. 10, 2006. HSAS has never been lowered to Green (Low) or Blue (Guarded).
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A: TRUR
how do I know
I took the test.
Answer:
Brown v. Ohio is the case of the Double Jeopardy Clause ruled by the Supreme Court of the US on June 16, 1977.
Explanation:
"Brown v Ohio" is a landmark case in the history of the Supreme Court of the United States. In this case, Nathaniel Brown stole a Chevrolet an East Cleveland and was caught nine days later by Wickliffe officials. He was charged with 'joyriding' by Wickliffe officials and sentenced to jail for one month with a penalty of $100. After his release, he went to East Cleveland, where he was again caught and convicted of the same. Brown, then, pleaded the Double jeopardy clause of the Fifth Amendment in the Supreme Court, where the courts reversed the Appalette court's decision.
