what are some common work activities performed by Lawyers? Check all that apply.

operating vehicles, mechanized devices, or equipment
evaluating information
getting information
resolving conflicts and negotiating with others
making decisions and solving problems
performing general physical activities

Answer:

I. Evaluating information.

II. Getting information.

III. Resolving conflicts and negotiating with others.

IV. Making decisions and solving problems.

Explanation:

A law can be defined as the system of principles, regulations and rules established by legislature, that is adopted in a community, society or country to regulate the actions of its citizens, members or employees.

The law is a tool used by lawyers, individuals, organizations, and even government to ensure everybody is well behaved, non-criminal and civil in their actions. Therefore, a law creates the foundation for ethical behavior.

In circumstances where there are aberration, the law is enforced as a punishment and penalty.

A lawyer refers to an individual who has obtained a law degree and is saddled with the responsibility of giving legal advice, initiate and execute lawsuits for his or her clients.

Some common work activities performed by lawyers include;

I. Evaluating information: a lawyer analyzes the information at his or her disposal in order to extract facts and evidences to be used at court trials.

II. Getting information: a lawyer obtains as much information as possible from clients.

III. Resolving conflicts and negotiating with others: when two or more parties have issues they can go to a lawyer to help them iron out their differences.

IV. Making decisions and solving problems: lawyers generally are problem solvers through the use of legal instruments at their disposal.

Answer:

ITS    B C D E

Explanation:

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Clean 123 Inc.takes out a bank loan for $25,500.Later it makes a $120 payment towards the loan with a check.How would Clean 123 Inc.record these transactions?

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Cash $25,500 Notes Payable 25,000 Notes Payable $120 Cash $120

According to the premise of the social contract theory, agreements that lean too heavily toward the preservation of individual rights over the
rights of society can result in


anarchy

Success

a police state

totalitarianism

Which government regulations could you avoid if you no longer had employees?

Which of the following statements describes state supreme courts?

a State supreme courts only have one judge.
b If someone is unsatisfied with a state supreme court decision, they may appeal it to the state court of appeals.
c State court decisions are final.
d Anyone that is not happy with the outcome of their case at the lower court levels can get a new hearing with the state supreme court.

what is a constitutional connection

Looking at a lineup of suspects to an armed robbery, Zoe is struggling to identify the man that she saw running from the scene. The suspects all look so alike to her, and she did not get a close look. Zoe concentrates on the faces of the suspects, noting that one suspect has very cold looking eyes. She decides that he must be the one who committed the crime. What kind of reasoning is Zoe using to identify the suspect?


biological


chemical


hormonal


weather

Gall’s theory suggested that the shape and characteristics of a person’s skull offered insight into that person’s personality. Which term BEST describes this study of the skull?


phrenology.


psychopathy.


somatotyping.


anthropology.

Eli committed a gruesome crime, and during the trial, tells the jurors that he only did it because voices inside his head told him to. He insists that the voices are real and that he must always follow their directions, or they will hurt him. Psychologists have tried to explain to Eli that the voices are not real but that he is hallucinating them. Eli’s motive for committing the crime is called:


self defense.


duress.


psychosis.


psychology.

Which type of employee would most likely spend the majority of work time in a vehicle?

a Corrections Officer at a jail
a Dispatcher at a police department
a Paramedic for a fire department
a Bodyguard for a movie star

A drug user who has developed a high tolerance to a drug to take an overdose large enough to cause death

US marshals are nominated by
O their state legislatures
o the governor of their states
O the head of the US Marshal Service
O the president of the United States

Which of the following statements accurately describes marijuana laws across the United States?
California is the only state that allows the use of marijuana for recreational purposes.

Marijuana is not allowed for recreational purposes anywhere in the United States.

As of 2016, no marijuana of any kind is allowed in twenty-seven states.

In some states, possessing marijuana can result in the death penalty.

The most dangerous roads in the United States are rural, secondary roads. True or false?

Why are bonds considered " fixed income investments"?​

Are communications skills needed when writing a police report? Explain why or why not

What are four things an officer should do in a patrol car before transporting prisoners?

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The attorney general of the United States _____.
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY!!

()is the chief lawyer for the US government
()is responsible for the work of US attorneys and their assistants working throughout the country
()serves at the pleasure of the president
()is the chief law enforcement officer of the US

debates in the us congress allow members of congress to:

Glenn thinks there is too much noise at night in his neighborhood. He would like to see stricter laws passed to ban loud music or yelling in the street after 11:00 p.m. What is your civic responsibility in these circumstances?

what is fusion In government​

Please help which goes with what?
enumerated
reserved
inherent
implied
powers assumed because they are necessary and proper

powers assumed by nature of sovereignty

powers specifically stated in the Constitution

powers granted to states by the Tenth Amendment

The most dangerous roads in the United States are rural, secondary roads. True or false?

In the context of the study of crime, a premise that can be put to the test by crime experts to determine if it has any validity is called​

Help me plsssss this is a remediation Bc I messed up on my state test. So if you know anything about civics can you plssss help me! Thanks.

How many states have to approve an amendment before it can be added to the constitution?

Multiple Choice
The Shout and Rattle watch was so called because

Othe watch would use shouts and rattles to draw attention to unlawful activity
O early criminals would be harassed by shouting and loud rattles as they made their way to court
O citizens would shout and rattle their cups when the watch went by
O shouting and rattles were metaphors for early colonial legal processes

For an act to be considered an act of terrorism, there must be
an individual to claim responsibility
an underlying political agenda
violence resulting in damage, injury, or death
a religious organization responsible for the act

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Foreign policy approach that advocates a nations staying out of foreign entanglements and keeping to itself

Most of the property in command economies is owned by

what are the merits of republican government​