BİLEŞİKLER İki yada daha fazla elementin kimyasal özelliklerini kaybederek birleşmesi ile oluşturdukları saf maddeye bileşik denir. Bileşikler moleküler yapıda olan kovalent(Ametal+Ametal) bileşikler ve kristal yapıda olan iyonik(Metal+Ametal) bileşikler olarak iki sınıfa ayrılır. ( H2O, CO2, , C6H12O6 Kovalent) (NaCl, AlCl3, CaF2, İyonik) ÖZELLİKLERİ Saf ve homojen maddelerdir. Bileşiğin tüm özelliklerini gösteren en küçük yapı taşı moleküldür. (İyonik kristaller
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Etude de cas Impression avant-gardiste pour GE Capital en France Grâce à l’offre MPS (Managed Print Services) de HP, GE Capital profite de solutions d’impression ultra modernes, économiques et écologiques Secteur Bancaire Objectif GE désirait une solution d’impression écologique, économique, pérenne et évolutive pour ses activités implantées à Paris La Défense Approche HP a su répondre aux exigences de GE Capital en France qui souhaitait bénéficier d’un service d’impression complet
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The majority of Circuit Courts have interpreted reasonable belief as a functional equivalent of probable cause with regards to entering into a dwelling. In Steagald, the court held that, absent exigent circumstances, a search warrant is required to enter a third party’s residence in order to search for a fugitive believed to be within. Steagald v. United States, 451 U.S. 204, 222 (1981). This conclusion arose from the facts that officers entered into Steagald’s home looking for Ricky Lyons,
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The Debate regardless of whether the Fourteenth Amendment makes appropriate with respect to the states the majority of the insurances of the Bill of Rights is a standout amongst the most imperative contentions including translation of the United States Constitution. David W. Neuberger (2009) in his content states," Through a lawful teaching known as joining, the Supreme Court decided that the due procedure condition of the Fourteenth Amendment made a few arrangements of the Bill of rights pertinent
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There has been a case in the supreme court called Griswold v. Connecticut that resulted in Connecticut's proposition being refuted, the state wanted to pass a law that prohibited people from using birth control or any form of conception. Connecticut wanted to control people from their right of reproducing or intercourse, however, the U.S. declared it unconstitutional because they were violating people's privacy. The government has given us the freedom to decide how people reproduce and allow women
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Juan Gomez Florida V. Harris On June 42, 2006 a Florida Sheriff Canine Officer Weetley and his dog detection dog Aldo, were on patrol. When the officer stop the defendant Clayton car because his tag had expired, the officer notice that the defendant was nervous and was shaking, and the officer notice that the defendant had an open beer container in the cup holder. When the officer ask the defendant permission to search the search the car, the defendant refuse. Then Officer Weetley use Aldo to
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Legal Issue The arguments in the case referenced the 13th Amendment and the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment. Plessy’s case questioned whether the Louisiana law that mandated segregated accommodations was actually violating Plessy's “equal protection” under the law? The case questioned whether a State law requiring separate seating
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Written Case Brief Case Title: Gratz v. Bollinger 2003. The Law: This case involved the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and 42 U.S.C. §1981. The Equal Protection Clause says that states must treat every person equally under the law. A state can’t discriminate against a person or a group of people for no good reason (“Bill of Rights Institute...”); there must be a compelling government interest to rationalize any type of discrimination. Title
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the war effort or saying anything disloyal, profane, or abusive about the government or the war effort. The acts also made it illegal to interfere with recruitment efforts of the U.S. armed forces. These laws were a direct violation of the First Amendment, which led to many of arrests and convictions of
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The case that I have been referring to is the case of McCleskey v Kemp, 481 U.S. 279 (1987). This case has held high significance in the legal and social communities. The reason it was so significant was because it was the first case that the plaintiff provided a scientific study to back up their claims that racial discrimination is prevalent in the death sentencing process. It was also significant because it exposed the Supreme Court’s failure to take action against this issue. Fifteen years previously
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