Muscle ___________ is a kind of reverse anorexia, where you think that your musculature is less developed than it really is
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Answer: dysmorphia
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One of the reasons state police agencies were created was to:
A. help federal law enforcement agencies fight domestic terrorism. B. investigate white collar crimes, such as money laundering. C. provide law enforcement in areas that did not have local police agencies. D. prevent civilians from abusing the rights given in the Fifth Amendment.
A search incident to an arrest that occurred within the home of the arrestee could include the area within the arrestee's immediate dominion and control and could include the
A) closet next to the dining room when the arrest occurred in the dining room. B) backyard garden since marijuana might be grown there during warmer weather. C) basement when the person was arrested in the upstairs bedroom. D) attic when the person was arrested in the main floor living room. E) automobile of the arrestee if the arrestee possessed the keys to the car.
Investigations that are conducted secretively are called ______________ investigations
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. In the African continent private security companies are banned from providing security services to international organizations out of fear that these companies could overthrow weak nation- states. 2. Issues related to using state resources to generate profits, conflict of interests, and claims of unfair competition between state agencies and the private security industry are common issues related to the private security industry in the European Union. 3. To date, the United Nations has not established any specific international protocols regarding the use of PMSCs. 4. Maritime piracy is not an issue throughout the world. It only exists in areas near the Red Sea and the Straits of Malacca. 5. The origins of PMSCs can be traced to the 1920s and 1930s, when British-based companies began to offer military training, support, and consulting services to various nations.