2. Why does urban violence matter?

Answer:

Urban violence's primary reason that it matters is that it causes more death than any other cause of violence in the united states.  Another reason that it's important is that we can make a difference and stop some of it.

Explanation: I watched the TED Talk.

Since it results in more fatalities than any other form of violence in the United States, urban violence is particularly important. We have the power to change things and stop some of them, which is another reason why it's vital.

Understanding this is the first step in adopting a fresh strategy. A new strategy that empowers those who are most vulnerable to and affected by violence to challenge and address the systemic causes of violence as well as manage and regulate the daily violence. Additionally, conflict is moving from rural to urban regions at an increasing rate, and the emphasis has shifted from "fragile states" to "fragile cities."

In metropolitan areas, where poverty, inequality, and violence are all intertwined, more than half of the world's population currently resides. It's time for fresh perspectives and more pertinent, original, and useful solutions.

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Which form of government insurance provides assistance to people who become injured on their jobs?

1, Medicare
2, social security
3, unemployment insurance
4, workers’ compensation insurance

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what is an evidence log

After handling the accounts for a large restaurant for many years, it is discovered that Quinn has slowly embezzled $300,000 into her own
account. Quinn says that she is a decent person but that she had fallen into difficult circumstances and was on the verge of losing her home. She
had access to the restaurant's cash, which she used to make up the shortfall in her own account. What criminal theory does Quinn's behavior fall
under?
A
Labeling theory
B social disorganization theory
C. differential opportunity theory
D. theory of deviant places

A Law Enforcement agency has to concern themselves with _____________________ when administering justice?
Group of answer choices

Venue

Jurisdiction

The Sheriff

The Chief

Identify each of the following drugs.
Percocet

O Hallucinogen
O Depressant
O Stimulant
O Narcotic
O Inhalant

2. You were forced to leave your country; conditions were very harsh in
your new land.
3. You were expected to do something immoral to oppress another group.
4. You stood up for a group of people who were being oppressed and you
paid a steep price.
5. You did the right thing and it resulted in unpleasant consequences for
your friends.
6. You didn't believe when someone promised you that something good
would happen.
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7. After you survived a difficult situation; you found yourself complaining
about little thing



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What are examples of the US government indirectly impacting the economy without being in direct competition
with private business?

Many companies around the world have been convicted of corporate crimes. Why do you think companies engage in illegal activities? What do you think society should do to curb corporate crime?

what is civilization?​

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Congress can pass laws concerning ___. (Select all that apply.)

Look at the partial outline below.

1. Recording deeds and mortgages
2. Enforcing zoning and other land-use regulations 3. Maintaining schools
4. Supervision of elections
Which heading best completes the outline?

Paragraph 2:
1. What cases refer to student rights in school?
2. What was the decision made in Tinker vs. Des Moines?
3. What was the decision made in Hazelwood vs. Kuhlmeier?
Paragraph 3:
1. What cases refer to rights of the accused?
2. What was the decision made in Gideon vs. Wainwright?
3. What was the decision made in Miranda vs. Arizona?
4. What was the decision made in In Re Gault?
Paragraph 4:
1. What cases refer to rights of citizens found in the 14th amendment?
2. What decision refer to Plessy vs. Ferguson?
3. What cases overturns Plessy vs. Ferguson?
4. What was the decision made in Brown vs. Board of Education?
Paragraph 5:
1. What Presidential cases has the Supreme Court reviewed?
2. What was the decision made in United States vs. Nixon?
3. What was the decision made in Bush vs. Gore?

what happens when felons commit a crime after purchasing a gun ?
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4. How would researchers describe the law of crime concentration?

Emergency conditions can occur that require a president to make quick decisions. Which TWO tools would a president most likely use in such a situation?

- power of pardon
- executive order
- law of presidential succession
- power of veto
- state of emergency declaration

Is it illegal to support Christianity in russia

1. Tax Law is a source of

Labour Law
Public Law
"Procedural law
O International Law

True or false ? : Suspension is a positive form of punishment that Youth Court uses very
frequently

what kind of vote is used to decide the president !!

A person wants to buy a boat from his neighbor. Instead of trying to find
something valuable to trade for the boat, he can pay his neighbor money for
it. Then the neighbor can spend the money on whatever he wants.
This situation best illustrates which function of money?
A. Store of value
B. Standard of deferred payment
C. Measure of value
D. Medium of exchange

Explain the difference between ethical issues and legal issues.

Identify each of the following drugs.

Paint Thinners

O Inhalant
O Hallucinogen
O Depressant
O Stimulant
O Narcotic

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Congress writes an emergency bill to give money to help victims of the tornado. This is an example of?

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I have a petition I'm starting for the government with a fundraiser included. Does anybody know where I would send the funds to? For Indiana government?


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Probation is effective at preventing a return to crime when

A) higher fines are imposed
B) criminals are harshly punished
C) there are enough resources to provide probation services properly
D) criminals are religious

Witnesses who provide testimony in federal court that supports the prosecution of high-profile and extremely dangerous defendants are occasionally placed in the federal witness protection program, managed by the U.S. Marshals Service, which provides the witness and his or her family with new identities and homes and provides continuing protection.


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False

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