<em>The basic steps of the scientific method are:</em>
- <em>1) make an observation that describes a problem</em>
- <em>2) create a </em><em>hypothesis</em>
- <em>3) test the </em><em>hypothesis</em>
- <em>4</em><em>) draw conclusions and refine the hypothesis.</em>
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If I were an off-duty police officer and found a wallet with money, credit cards and personal documentation from a third party, without a doubt I would proceed to return said wallet with all its contents to its rightful owner. Thus, I would use my position as a law enforcement officer to track down said person and, once located, I would return their belongings.
I would do this for two reasons: first, because I consider that it is ethically and morally correct, since I do not own any of the belongings of the person who lost the wallet; and on the other hand, as a police officer I know the law and I know that appropriating something that does not belong to me can become a violation of the law.
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<em>Here are some examples of how the different branches work together: The legislative branch makes laws, but the President in the executive branch can veto those laws with a Presidential Veto. The legislative branch makes laws, but the judicial branch can declare those laws unconstitutional.</em>
A full case citation includes five basic components:
1. The name of the case
2. The published or unpublished source in which the case may be found
3. A parenthetical indicating the court year and decision
4. Other parenthetical information (if any)
5. The subsequent history of the case (if any)
