You and a senior officer are on routine patrol. You come across a juvenile whom you have repeatedly seen in and out of court. You personally know him to have been involved in a total of six burglaries. You are tired of seeing him go through the "revolving door" of justice. Your partner suggests you file a false report on him. After all, the kid's got to pay for their actions. Right? How would handle this?​

Difference between joint tenancy and tenancy in common

How does henry’s statement reflect the idea of social contract? how does the idea of social contract protect people’s natural and individual rights

You find a body in a kitchen with undigested eggs and bacon in its stomach. knowing the victim had a set routine they followed most mornings, what would you then check to most narrow in on the time of death? what time the victim’s alarm clock was set to that morning what time the victim goes to work that morning what time the victim usually ate breakfast what time the victim usually took a shower in the morning.