Recently, the FBI was in a dispute with Apple over whether the company would help the FBI access information on a criminal suspect's iPhone. Apple refused due to the rights of the suspect to expect his information would be kept private. Do you think that Apple was right or wrong to resist the FBI's pressure to break into the phone? Why or why not? Bring in one of the rights protected by the Bill of Rights in your reasoning if you can. What if the suspect was a suspected terrorist, and a bomb was suspected - does that change your answer?

Plz me asap! and plz put a real answer! which of the following best describes richard russell's contribution to the war effort? by serving on the senate's naval affairs committee, he investigators learn how the pearl harbor attack was carried out. by to establish military bases like georgia's fort benning, he the state become an important resource to the federal government. by traveling to the war's regions, he develop maps of europe and the pacific. by working with his state's shipyards, he was able to obtain federal contracts to supply the military with ships built in savannah and brunswick.

Which ics functional area sets the incident objectives, strategies, and priorities, and has overall responsibility for the incident a. command b. operations c. logistics d. finance/administration

What are three voluntary behaviors that is not control by results?