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Deffense [45]
2 years ago
9

Can someone help me do this please​

Biology
2 answers:
Igoryamba2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

<h2>Situation 1: FALSE</h2><h2>Situation 2: FALSE</h2><h2>Situation 3: FALSE</h2>

Explanation:

SITUATION: 1 The death penalty is only used in extreme cases. Depends in each state but a petty theft is never treated with that level of justice. If a person were to commit domestic terrorism or murder several people,  kidnapping in WORST conditions, and the judge believes that it is better for the defendant to never go back to society, then execution is permitted.

SITUATION 2: A person who is tried for a crime they did not commit and found not guilty, will be set free. If the police try that same person again for the same reason, they will need proper evidence to try that individual. If found not guilty again, the person can take legal actions for invalid reasons of persecution and the police will be charged instead of the individual being wrongfully charged.

SITUATION 3: It is the law to be told why you are arrested. Even with a warrant with your name on it, you are fully allowed to read the warrant to verify if you are the correct suspect.

musickatia [10]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

1.  False, That person should go to jail instead because the crime is not that bad

2.  False, there should not be another trial unless the police have some evidence for it or if the person being trialed has confessed to whatever crime

3.  False, the person needs to know what they did in order to learn their lesson.

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