Kyrsten Sinema' is a member of the Arizona House of Representatives; her view of Arizona's Clean
Election laws is:
a) Fairly negative leaning, as she feels the laws hamper candidates in efficient fundraising activities.
b) Neutral, as candidates' participation is voluntary, and there is little accountability or recourse
should the candidate violate the laws.
c) Very positive, she was elected under these laws and feels that her decisions are uninfluenced by
special interest groups.
d) Very negative, she thinks that the laws re-enforce the concept of moneyed interests overly
influencing political outcomes, since privately financed candidates win out over clean election
candidates at overwhelming rates.
C
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a. diversity b. bonding c. identity d. succession
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a. more adolescent boys are using condoms but most adolescents still do not understand much about how the virus is transmitted. b. fewer adolescent boys are using condoms and most adolescents are not knowledgeable about how the virus is transmitted. c. fewer adolescent boys are using condoms but most are knowledgeable about how the virus is transmitted. d. more adolescent boys are using condoms and most adolescents are knowledgeable about how the virus is transmitted.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Restorative justice for low-risk offenders is both a model program and cost-effective.
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a. Report the intern to the licensure board b. Explain to the intern that sex with a client is inappropriate and take the intern off the case c. Consult with the client before taking any further action in order to determine whether the client consented to the sex d. None of the above