?What may well be the epitome of narcissism?
A. ?total domination of oneself
B. ?eventual act of self-destruction
C. ?total domination of others
D. ?sum total of personality disorders
Answer: C
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The conversion of stolen property into cash:
a. rarely involves a fence. b. is a task that most burglars can avoid. c. is time-consuming. d. requires a price fixer.
The United States has a __________ court system, consisting of stateand federal courts
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
How can a search warrant be used?
What will be an ideal response?
Gun-control advocates, including the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, have criticized the Stand Your Ground laws that have been passed in many states. These laws expanded the definition of justifiable self-defense and provide that anyone claiming to feel threatened no longer has an obligation to retreat or avoid use of deadly force. Assume you are defending a woman accused of shooting a
young girl who knocked on her front door late at night. Your client had heard about break-ins in the local area over the television news and thought she was about to be robbed. The girl at the door was actually looking for help because her car had become stuck in a snowbank at the foot of your client's driveway. Based on these facts and any reasonable fact you can add to the scenario, how would you convince a jury that your client should not be convicted of shooting the young girl? Assume you are successful in your argument and it appears that you have convinced a jury your client was in fear. If the fear needs to be a reasonable one, how would the prosecutor counter your argument most effectively?