Hi MarvinTorres118!
Questions:
What is a felony?
What is a misdemeanor?
Explain how punishments for crimes differ based on their classification (felony or misdemeanor).
Answers:
Felony - is a crime that usually involves violence. This punishment is usually 1 or more years in prison or by death.
Misdemeanor - is a simple wrong doing that dosent result in very punishible events.
Felonies are more of a punishment than misdemeanors are. For example a felony you can kill someone and got to jail are get killed. A misdeameanor for example is just like getting banned or suspended from something.
Answer:
P versus NP.
Hodge conjecture.
Riemann hypothesis.
Yang–Mills existence and mass gap.
Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness.
Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture.
Explanation:
The one law I am familiar with is The Good Samaritan Law.
(GSL)
For example, If one comes upon another person needing medical or first aid assistance & provides help within his knowledge then he is protected under the GSL.
