Historically, the two major types of legal systems that developed were civil law systems and _____ systems
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common law
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To be admissible in evidence, a business record must be accompanied by a _____________________ from the head of the hospital or institution or from _____________________________. If the certification was made by another employee of the institution, the record must also be accompanied by a ________________________________________________.
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Kim and Alan's divorce is final. The court decree orders Alan to pay Kim alimony in the amount of $1000.00 per month for a minimum of four years with an automatic review by the court at the end of the first year, or a request by either party for a modification upon the showing of a substantial change in circumstances. Begrudgingly Alan made the first two payments. One night when Alan was at his
neighborhood watering hole, he struck up a conversation with a guy holding down the barstool next to him. Alan found out this guy was recently burned at the alimony stake. The two began commiserating when Buddy, the inebriate on the seat next to Alan, shared what he had heard from a friend. Alan should make his payments like this. Alan should at as much alimony in a lump sum and then decrease payment or end it during the first three calendar years following his divorce. Alan realized if he did this, he would have a great tax deduction. His bar-"Buddy" was a genius!!! Why should Kim get all the benefits? If he had to give her his hard-earned money, he should receive the benefit of taking it of his taxes. Is there anything wrong with this brilliant idea? In your response, explain the tax implications of alimony.
The American Law Reports (ALR) is a series of books that contain the text of selected court opinions, along with scholarly commentaries on the opinions.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
A person is officially “under arrest” when
a. he or she believes that he or she is under arrest. b. the officer believes that he or she is under arrest. c. a reasonable person would believe that he or she is under arrest. d. a judge declares that an arrest has been made.