The government wants to reduce white-collar crime. suppose for the moment innocent people are never wrongly convicted of a crime. according to the becker model of crime and punishment, why should we increase the fines people pay if they are convicted instead of hiring more people to investigate white-collar crime?

Inspired by the example of that great cornellian, vladimir nabokov, some of your friends have become amateur lepidopterists (they study butterflies). often when they return from a trip with specimens of butterflies, it is very difficult for them to tell how many distinct species they've caught— to the fact that many species look very similar to one another. solution

Make a chart comparing the requirements for the georgia house to the georgia senate. which one is more stringent? justify your answer in one paragraph.

On this map, the state of georgia is in which section of the map?