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Public opinion turned against the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) as a result of evidence that it?
attempted to assassinate foreign leaders. - apex
What happened as a result of the distraction of the USS Maine?
newspapers in the united states used the event to further turn public opinion against spain- APEX
What happen as a result of the destruction of the U S S Marine?
Newspapers in the United States used the event to further turn public opinion against Spain
What happened as a result of the destruction of Maine?
Newspapers in the United States used the event to further turn public opinion against Spain. APEX
What happened as a result of USS Maine?
Newspapers in the United States used the event to further turn public opinion against Spain. APEX
Why government listen to the public opinion?
so the government can have public backing, which would ultimately result in re-election
What is the main purpose of the exclusionary rule?
The Exclusionary Rule's purpose is to keep certain evidence from being used against you in a criminal trial. Police procedure in gathering evidence against you is heavily dictated by cases interpreting the Fourth Amendment. Evidence gathered in violation of your Constitutional rights is subject to the Exclusionary Rule.
What was the result of the TET offensives during the Vietnam conflict?
psychological victory for them dropped morale at home American public opinion increased
What is the nature of public opinion?
People often hold contradictory opinions, without even being aware of it, which is one reason why it's difficult to ascertain public opinion. Issues are also often complicated, and it's impossible for everyone to be adequately informed about everything.
What happened as a result of the destruction of the USS Maine?
newspapers in the u.s used the event to further turn public opinion against spain.
What happens if a search by a law enforcement official is illegal?
Any evidence obtained as a result of that search is null and void in court or hearings, and the officials concerned may face disciplinary action for misconduct.
Do you have the right to request to see evidence against you?
In the U.S., prior to your trial, prosecutors are required to disclose all evidence that they may bring against you in court, as well as all evidence that might support a verdict of Not Guilty. Failure to do either is a serious breach of law and ethics, and would inevitably result in a reversal of any conviction. After an arrest, however, prosecutors are only required to state the nature of the charge against you -- the evidence for or against you is only required to be given in a "timely" manner prior to your trial.
