Does citizen has the right to refuse to answer questions asked by an officer?
What will be an ideal response?
The citizen has the right to refuse to answer questions asked by an officer. When this happens, this is not a basis for any further action by the officer.
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a. True b. False
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A. prisons to decrease their inmate populations by 50% B. decreased penalties for drug possession charges C. inmates to show good behavior to earn an early release D. violent inmates to serve at least 90% of their sentence
Personal values are ______.
a. what is good or right in the abstract b. deciding which government or agency policies are best c. what individuals care about and what they think is important d. deciding which system of ethics is best
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a. one person shouting obscenities at another b. a husband whipping his wife c. one person throwing a punch at another, but missing d. a parent disciplining a child through corporal punishment