Answer: Libel, Slander and Defamation
Explanation:
defamation is broad term or word which covers any statement or remarks that hurts and individual’s reputation, also referred to as defamation of character. When a statement or remarks is made in written form and it is been published, this defamation is referred to as a "libel." When the hurtful statement or remarks are spoken, the statement is referred to as a "slander." Defamation is generally agreed to be a civil wrong or a tort. An individual who has suffered a defamatory statement or remark may sue whoever made the statement under defamation law, which would be called a defamation case.
Answer:
Explanation:
The power to go public, power of persuasion, make executive agreements, issue executive orders, issue signing statements, create & use bureaucracy, personality and leadership, and make legislative proposals.
Answer:
false
Explanation:
Only 1% of police agencies require a college degree for recruitment purposes.
-He shouldn’t be able to change laws and put orders in effect
-He shouldn’t be able to declare war with foreign people
-He shouldn’t be able to mess with our economy
-He shouldn’t be able to create any new laws
-He shouldn’t be able to speak about anything other than politics with other countries and enemies
-He should be able to reinforce laws at any costs including prisoning people
-He should be able to help in the process of creating new laws but not be primary sole decision maker
-He should be able to help in a budget that Benefits America with poor people, etc..
-He should be able to help ban or re-write laws and make things more safe for America
-He should be able to make more laws regarding employed people to make sure they’re getting proper treatment
Answer:
Trespass: Violate, wrongful entry, unlawful entry, invasion, infraction, breach, encroachment, intrusion, infraction, wrongdoing, obtrusion
Explanation:
Since the term "catwheeling" refers to a technique that develops the habit of phrasing every word involved in the client's research problem at least ten different ways, in this case we would target the word "tresspass" and find 10 different words for it. Such words, in this case, could be <em>violate, wrongful entry, unlawful entry, invasion, infraction, breach, encroachment, intrusion, infraction, wrongdoing, </em>and <em>obtrusion.</em>