What happens when a community doesn't have its own police force?
A. They may rely on the Sheriff's Department to deal with crime
B. They may contract with private security agencies to deal with crime
C. They may apply for a special government grant in order to form a police force
D. They may rely on a neighboring communities' police force for criminal issues
A
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What will be an ideal response?
Why may the defense argue against joinder?
a. The jury may not consider the criminal acts separately. b. The jury may view all the evidence against the accused as inadequate. c. Only one criminal defense can be asserted. d. All of the above
__________ believe they have no control over who they are and their own characters.
A. Truth givers B. True believers C. True defeatists D. True lovers
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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