Although _________ was not a crime at common law, statutes proscribing it have been part of the laws directed against public immorality since the early history of the United States
a. bigamy
b. fornication
c. prostitution
d. adultery
C
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In Beltran v. City of El Paso (2004), the Court ruled that:
a. a 911 operator had an affirmative duty to protect a mother and her daughter from their husband and father, who murdered them. b. a 911 operator had no affirmative duty to protect a mother and daughter from their husband and father, who murdered them. c. the 911 operator violated the due process rights of the murdered mother and daughter, due to the operator's failure to protect them. d. the 911 operator violated the constitutional rights of the murdered mother and daughter, due to the operator conveying untruthful information.
Which federal law prohibits using the military to execute the laws domestically but allows the military to be called on to provide personnel and equipment for certain special support activities, such as domestic terrorist events involving weapons of mass destruction?
a. Posse Comitatus Act of 1878 b. Homeland Security Act c. Military Commissions Act (MCA) d. Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act of 2001 (USA PATRIOT Act)
Oddly enough, the idea that the media have a "liberal" bias is suggested to America on a regular basis by the media themselves
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Bob is in possession of a false mortgage document that needs to be recorded with the county clerk
Bob knows the document is false but he doesn't want to do it himself so he gets his innocent friend Sam and asks him to take the document to the county clerk. Sam does not know the document is false when he takes it to the clerk and has it recorded. Sam gets a receipt that he gives to Bob. Which of the following statements is FALSE? a. Sam cannot be charged with uttering. He was an innocent human agent. b. Bob can be charged with uttering because he had the intent to injure or defraud. c. Bob cannot be charged with uttering because he did not actually utter an instrument. d. none of the above