Oh honey, let me break it down for you. Black people are disproportionately represented in the prison system due to a long history of systemic racism, poverty,
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Criminal Law
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Is corruption worse than armed robbery?
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Oh, dude, that’s a tough one. I mean, corruption is like when someone in power abuses their position for personal gain, which is super shady. But armed robbery
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Criminal Law
What are the reasons why corruption is worse than armed robbery?
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Corruption is often considered worse than armed robbery for several reasons. Firstly, corruption undermines the trust and integrity of institutions, leading to
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Criminal Law
What are the pros and cons for the victim who decides to bring criminal charges against his or her perpetrator?
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Pros for the victim who decides to bring criminal charges against their perpetrator include seeking justice, holding the perpetrator accountable, and potentiall
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Law & Legal Issues
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Could there be serious legal consequences if you give your passport information to a stranger?
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Oh, 사기변호사 dude, giving your passport info to a stranger is like giving your Netflix password to your ex – not a great idea. Legally speaking, it’s a big no-no and cou
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Criminal Law
What is Potemkin Reese Syndrome and why is it aggravated by chives?
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It is a fictional syndrome which afflicts the character Spencer in the show King of Queens. Fan speculation has assumed it is an allergy or itch caused by certa
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Criminal Law
Why faith is reasonable beyond natural reason?
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Well, honey, faith is like the extra sprinkle of glitter on your cupcake of life. It’s believing in something bigger than yourself, even when logic says otherwi
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Criminal Law
Is it illegal that your dog licked you out?
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Oh, dude, that’s a weird question. Technically, it’s not illegal for your dog to lick you, unless you’re in some super strict no-licking zone. But, like, maybe
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Criminal Law
Why does Holmes believe that there wasnot sufficient intent to find the defendants guilty?
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Holmes believes there was not sufficient intent to find the defendants guilty because the evidence presented did not conclusively prove their guilt beyond a rea
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Politics and Government
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What does a group pardon mean?
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Such a pardon is usually called an amnesty.