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What would a lay community be?
A lay community refers to a group of individuals who share common beliefs or interests but are not part of a religious order or clergy. It can also refer to a community of people who are not actively involved in professional or specialized roles within a particular field or organization.
Do anoles lay eggs in nests?
No but they do lay them together. its best that the young does not stay with the adult because there are cases of the adult eating the young.
Can people lay dino eggs?
"People cannot lay any kind of eggs. People are mammals, which means we have live babies, not eggs." BBSSSSSSS people can totes lay dino eggs if they get knocked up by a dinowsaur.
Do people lay apples?
Chickens can "lay" eggs but people do not "lay" any type of foods.
Is Weed a mistermeaner or Criminal?
A misdemeanor is a type of criminal offense; one which is less serious than a felony. Your question is poorly phrased and mis-spelled. Lay off the grass Cheech.
What is a lay person in the Catholic church?
'Lay people' is a term reffered to the common man by the church. Where there are priests and nuns and the people who attend the ceremony is termed as lay people.
Do mammals lay eggs and reptiles give birth?
No. Generally mammals give live birth while reptiles lay eggs. There are exceptions to both cases.
Can cicadas lay eggs in people?
No they can't. They lay them on the barks of trees.
Do spiders and insects lay eggs?
Yes insects lay eggs in many different ways and places and spiders (arachnids) lay eggs in spun cases called egg sacks. I completely changed it ;/
Do flies lay eggs on animals?
Yes, there are numerous cases of maggots bursting out of animals and peoples skin.
Do reptiles have lungs when they're born?
When they are born and, for those that lay eggs, when they hatch, in both cases, they have lungs.
What are the different types of court hearings?
There's two different tiers of courts - civil and criminal. The top courts are the same for both. CRIMINAL Magistrates - EVERY criminal matter starts here, 97% of them finish here. They deal with all small crimes an consist of 3 lay magistrates (or one District Judge). Crown - Cases deemed to serious for the Mags come here. They are tried in front of a jury with a Judge presiding. Court of Appeal - Cases appealed ROM the Crown come here House of Lords - Cases appealed from the CoA come here CIVIL County - District Judge. Small room, informal, deals with all kind of civil matters County - Circut Judge - same building as above, but for cases that have become too complicated for DJ High Court - high profile cases or ones with an important point of law come here instead of County Court of Appeal - Apeals from County and High House of Lords - Appeals from CoA (Gwion - cases over £5k are still heard at County- they are called fast-track or multi-track cases. Under £5k are small claims) There's two different tiers of courts - civil and criminal. The top courts are the same for both. CRIMINAL Magistrates - EVERY criminal matter starts here, 97% of them finish here. They deal with all small crimes an consist of 3 lay magistrates (or one District Judge). Crown - Cases deemed to serious for the Mags come here. They are tried in front of a jury with a Judge presiding. Court of Appeal - Cases appealed ROM the Crown come here House of Lords - Cases appealed from the CoA come here CIVIL County - District Judge. Small room, informal, deals with all kind of civil matters County - Circut Judge - same building as above, but for cases that have become too complicated for DJ High Court - high profile cases or ones with an important point of law come here instead of County Court of Appeal - Apeals from County and High House of Lords - Appeals from CoA (Gwion - cases over £5k are still heard at County- they are called fast-track or multi-track cases. Under £5k are small claims)
