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What happens to the two brothers who are captured by the Ute's?
They win their freedom by impressing the Ute chief and doing a difficult deed.
How did Jonathan violate sauls vow?
how did Jonathan violated Saul vow
What happens in the Doomsday Project episode in Sonic the Hedgehog?
Dr. Robotnik is trying to use the Doomsday Project to uncover all of the hidden spots of every single Freedom Fighter Clan in Mobius
When was Max Freedom Long born?
Max Freedom Long was born in 1890.
When was David Horowitz Freedom Center created?
David Horowitz Freedom Center was created in 1988.
What freedom did the attorney general of the US violate during the Red Scare?
Freedom of speech
Does political ads violate freedom of the press?
Political ads are paid advertisements - the subject has nothing to do with freedom of the press.
Plaintiff violate temporary restraining order?
What happens if both parties violate a restraining order?
What happens when you violate road rules?
you get a ticket
Do dress codes violate freedom of expression?
Well in the first amendment it does say that you have freedom of expression. How do clothes hurt anything?
Do dress codes against body piercings violate freedom of expression?
definatly
How did the Declaratory Act violate the rights of the colonial assemblies?
It violated their right to freedom
What rights in The Bill of Rights does the Patriot Act potentially violate?
freedom of speech
What happens when you violate a blue law?
The state confiscates your license.
What happens in texas when you violate terms of probation?
It depends on what the violation is.
When a state outlaws the death penalty does that violate the freedom of religion of those whose religion says that certain sinners must be put to death?
Freedom of religion refers to people's rights to believe and practice their religion, NOT to violate OTHER people's rights.
What happens if we violate laws?
Depends on what the law calls for. In general, there are penalties for violating laws, ranging from a monetary penalty (a fine) to loss of your personal freedom (time in jail) or losing property (like having a car taken away from you).
