Answer:
d.mitigating
Explanation:
This is a mitigating factor. A mitigating factor is a fact of relevance as it can reveal the motivations of the crime. Although not sufficient to absorb the defendant, except in cases of self-defense, when there is evidence of mitigating factors, this can be used to soften a defendant's penalty if it is proven that the motive for the crime was not misleading. A good example is the case in which the defendant committed a murder, and he was sentenced to death, but there is a mitigating factor: the defendant suffered physical abuse for years and killed his attacker. The jury can understand that the defendant committed the crime due to the suffering caused by the victim, which would be different from a crime motivated by trite motives. Thus, the death penalty can be understood as disproportionate and it can be reversed to a less severe penalty.
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
Hazard analysis of critical control point (HACCP) is a process of identifying and assessing risks alongside the biological , physical and chemical hazards associated with food production .
The sequence of the first three of the seven principles are
1. Conduct hazard analysis to determine potential risks related to food protection
2. Identify the critical control point (CCP) which addresses controlling identified hazards that are mostly likely to cause injury to health
3. Establishing critical limits for each CCP , which is the highest or lowest level a biological ,physical or chemical parameter must be controlled to prevent or minimize hazards.
Assuming that you mean the APS referring to college/ high school subjects, it goes as follows:
There are a total of 8 levels on the APS, starting at 0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8
an 8 is a score of between 90% and 100%
7 is between 80 and 89%
6 is between 70 and 79%
5 is between 60 and 69%
4 is between 50 and 59%
vice versa...
and a 0 is between 0 and 29%
Answer:
(1)=A (2)=D
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