Is it possible for someone with no expertise in handwriting identification to identify handwriting at trial?
A. yes, always
B. yes, if the person can testify to personal familiarity with the handwriting which was not acquired solely for the purpose of litigation
C. yes, if the witness is the one whose handwriting is being identified
D. no, never
B. yes, if the person can testify to personal familiarity with the handwriting which was not acquired solely for the purpose of litigation
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a. True b. False
How do the ideas of Immanuel Kant relate to ethical formalism?
What will be an ideal response?
What is a major provision of "Megan's Law?"
A. Allows states to use the Federal Parent Locator Service to obtain address information on noncustodial parents who abducted their children. B. Permits law enforcement to provide information on registered sex offenders to the general public, resulting in numerous publicly accessible websites. C. Allows the entry of missing children into NCIC even though the noncustodial parent would not be charged with a crime. D. Created a national clearinghouse for missing children and authorizing research to determine the extent of the problem within this country.
Crime _______ is a proactive approach to the problem of crime
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).