Ted was a victim of armed robbery and was shot with a small caliber weapon. Police thought Sam was a suspect and confiscated Sam's gun
In order to match ballistics with the gun, the government needs the bullet from Ted's arm, but he refuses the surgery. The government then can: a. get a judge to force Ted to have the surgery
b. force Ted to have the surgery
c. do nothing
d. take the bullet out themselves
C
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Officers are concerned with mentally ill persons because of their perceived unpredictability.
Juveniles as a group are responsible for a small percentage of arrests compared with adults, although they are arrested disproportionately compared with other age groups
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In order to impose criminal liability:
a. factual and legal causation must exist. b. factual but not legal causation must exist. c. legal but not factual causation must exist. d. neither factual nor legal causation need exist.
The not-guilty verdict of John Peter Zenger of the New York Weekly Journal in 1735 is still widely recognized as one of the most famous examples of ________ in the nation's history
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word