no they cannot it depends on the officers if their parents is not in that country or not in his/her site
Arbitration is enacted when two groups of people, perhaps in law enforcement, cannot make a decision. In such case, an arbitration board or group is brought in to make the decision for them. Both groups must abide buy the decision of the arbiters.
It is not her decision to make. Nor is it yours, as you are still a minor.
Casquette
California currently does not have any laws that specify how old a child has to be to be left home alone. It is ultimately left up to the parents to make this decision.
I don't really know. But I would suggest that you should make the decision as a parent or caregiver, since there is no law.
factors that make group communication and decision-making effective?
group of people chosen to make decisions in court
When you have had to work with others to make a group decision, you have usually Personally, I have always set back and let the rest of the group come to a conclusion, and then I offered my input.
When you have had to work with others to make a group decision, you have usually Personally, I have always set back and let the rest of the group come to a conclusion, and then I offered my input.
When you have had to work with others to make a group decision, you have usually Personally, I have always set back and let the rest of the group come to a conclusion, and then I offered my input.
The first decision which they make is to elect a leader and they choose Ralph.
The police can return you to your home. If you are unsafe, they will put you in a group home while it is investigated.
majority wins A+
majority wins A+
individual. It takes too much time for a group to reach a decision.
Depends on the country or state. In the UK, 16 year olds can make that decision themselves.
Groups make decisions through a variety of methods, such as voting, consensus-building, brainstorming, or through the leadership of an individual or a small group. The specific process used often depends on the nature of the decision, the group dynamics, and the desired outcome. Effective communication and collaboration are key components to successful group decision-making.