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    Upon looking at the terms of reasonable suspicion and probable cause, one will believe that they both mean the same thing but stated in two entirely different ways. Reasonable suspicion is the rational conjecture that a crime has been, will be or is being performed based on the details and situations presented along with the officer’s knowledge and familiarity. Probable cause is supported by facts and circumstance along the same lines of reasonable suspicion except that it includes concrete evidence

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    Winter can be fun, but it is very, very, very dangerous. If you are out in the cold for too long you could get hypothermia. What is Hypothermia? Hypothermia is a drop in body temperature that could potentially be dangerous. How do you treat a hypothermic person? First things first. Get the person out of the cold and or off the snow, be gentle with them! A hypothermic person is not strong. Remove the person's wet clothing. This might seem awkward, but you may save their life. Cover them with blankets

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    service and leaving and behavior of patron upon leaving would establish an Actual Visual Knowledge of Intoxication. Plaintiff asks to deny the Motion of summary Judgment. 2. Attorney Babot is arguing the summary judgment to defendant of proximate cause should not to be granted for the following 3 reasons: . (1) It is determined that a jury could award damages to the plaintiff, thus summary of law this precludes judgment. (2) Injuries to the plaintiff and death of her husband were the foreseeable

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    Car crashes are one of the leading causes for death in many countries all around the world. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), “About 1.24 million people die each year as a result of road traffic crashes.” This number is increasing rapidly and the WHO predicts it will reach 1.9 million deaths annually by 2020. To put that into perspective, that is almost like the entire population of Latvia dieing out over the course of a year because of car crashes. Speeding and driving under the

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    justification for the view that the English marine insurance system rules on proximate causation should be repealed and replaced by a system similar to that used in the Nordic Marine Insurance Plan. 2. Proximate Causation 2.1 Predominant or Efficient Cause The concept of proximate causation has a critical role in Marine Insurance Law. A connection between the covered perils and the loss is required to determine causation and therefore liability. In Section 55(1) of Marine

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    Marketing is the core of communication between a corporation and its target audience, facilitated by widespread consumption and significantly influenced by consumer demand. It also serves as a platform that allows a company’s message to exploit media platforms in the attempt to gain a successful customer response and induce behaviours that will propel economic expansion. Despite the indisputable benefits of marketing to companies and consumers, the occasional antagonistic motives behind its evident

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    1.Probable cause is a set of facts surrounding a specific circumstances that leads a “reasonable person” to believe an individual is committing, has committed or is about to commit a crime. Probable cause is required in the instances of an arrest, search and seizure and the issuance of a warrant. To ESTABILISH reasonable cause the officer can use any trustworthy information. For example the office could use his/her experience, informant information, first hand observations or knowledge, victim reports

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    counts with prejudice for failing to state a cause of action for which relief may be granted. In doing so, this Court admonished Plaintiffs to remove the superfluous and unnecessary allegations from any future pleading. However, Plaintiffs failed to heed this Court’s directive and have once again filed a 155-count, 23-page third amended complaint that does not narrow the issues or proofs necessary for trial, and also impermissibly combines multiple causes of

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    helicopter propellers, along with a camera staring right back at them. Then the trail of concerns and questions begin: Who is watching? Is someone taking photographic footage? Why are they watching? Aren’t they trespassing? Can this flying technology cause physical harm? In today’s society, these remote controlled miniature flying pieces of technology are called domestic drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV’s) (“Using Drones”). These domestic drones range in size, and have the ability

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    present in early childhood," and the symptoms must "together limit and impair everyday functioning" (Carpenter, 2013). There are many theoretical positions on the causes of autism spectrum disorders. Some of which have been discounted by empirical studies that have been researched and performed. Theoretical Positions The search for the cause of autism and autism spectrum disorders began in the 1990's with Dr. Andrew Wakefield, a gastroenterologist from Britain. Dr. Wakefield's research linked autism

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