Answer:
Law set up rules and regulations for society so that we can freedom, gives Justice to those who were wronged, and it set up that it protects us from our own Government
Answer:
Law set up rules and regulations for society so that we can freedom, gives Justice to those who were wronged, and it set up that it protects us from our own Government
Explanation:
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1. What issue matters to you? 2. How can this issue be addressed by a law or legal measure? 3. Can you explain why this issue should matter to other people? explain the issue you want to address.
Answer:
Explanation: the issue that matters to me is racism. It effects me because I'm
South Asian. It effects other people because if your black u get blamed for etc.
whats obamas last name
Answer:
Barack Hussein Obama II
Explanation:
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Answer:
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Explanation:
Alma Tirtsche (1921)
Alma Tirtsche's beaten body was found wrapped in a blanket in what is known as Gun
Alley in Melbourne, Australia. Because the body was relatively free of blood, the police
deduced that she had been murdered elsewhere and brought to the alley. Ger body had
been washed before being wrapped in the blanket. A local bar owner, Colin Ross, was
questioned. Ross admitted seeing Tirtsche in his bar earlier in the day.
Investigators collected blankets from Ross's home and found several strands of long,
reddish blonde hair on them. The length of the hair implied it had come from a female,
and the concentration of pigment in the hair implied a younger woman. Some of the
ends of the hair were irregular, implying the hair had been forcibly broken off. The
physical similarity of the hair found on the blanket with that of Alma Tirtschke convinced
the jury that Ross was the murderer. This was the first time that hair was used to secure
a conviction in Australia. Unfortunately, analysis of the hairs 75 years later showed that
two of the strands found on the blankets came from different individuals, which throws
doubt on Ross's guilt.
3. What other characteristics of the hair could the investigators have examined
(besides the length and color) to determine if they had come from the same
person, and that that person was Tirtsche?
The other characteristics of the hair that could be examined are genetic analysis of Alma Tirtsche's hair and the strands.
Who is Alma Tirtsche?The Gun Alley Murder occurred in Melbourne, Australia, in 1921 when 12-year-old Alma Tirtschke was raped and killed. Due to the fact that she went to Hawthorn West High School and was last seen alive near a bar, the Australian Wine Saloon, her murder generated a lot of media attention.
The case has gained notoriety more subsequently for being a miscarriage of justice. Colin Campbell Ross, then 29 years old, was found guilty of killing Tirtschke and put to death, but he maintained his innocence all the way to the end. Ross's innocence was established by DNA evidence when the case was reexamined decades later, and he was given a posthumous pardon in 2008. Since Ross's arrest, Tirtschke's family has maintained that Ross is innocent and that the proper person was found guilty of killing Tirtschke.
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