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pepyto

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The ticking bomb scenario is used to justify what type of state political crime?
 
  A) illegal imprisonment
  B) torture
  C) illegal domestic surveillance
  D) waterboarding

Question 2

These guidelines were established in the federal courts and indicate to judges the expected sanction for particular offenses.
 
  A) Punishment
  B) Sentencing
  C) Incapacitation
  D) Post sentence
  E) Final sentence



ms_sulzle

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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