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Selective incapacitation is one example and is based on the notion of a person's likeliness to be a career offender. All boiled down it is the long term imprisonment of career criminals. Three strikes laws could also be put into this group as punishments increase if a person commits a certain crime three or more times. In some instances simple felonies could result in lengthy prison sentences. Once again this uses the concept of the person's likelihood to reoffend over and over.
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How can the states influence the policies of the federal government?
By trying out policies that might later affect the entire nation
What is a hypothesis students might form?
Theories
What can't science answer questions with but can give us the answer based on the knowledge at the time?
I'm not exactly sure what kind of answer your looking for, but if your asking about decisions made based on scientific evidence. The reason statements are based on "Knowledge at the time" is because later evidence or findings might cancel out the current decision. scientific answers are based on the exploration of theories, and until all theories can be exhausted, there cannot be a single answer to the given question.
Could the teacher teach only based on one theory?
The teacher might teach based on only one theory, but it is not certain that the students would all learn according to that theory. One wide-ranging theory might help a teacher become grounded. However, the more teaching a person does, the more he or she sees that there are learners who need something that is not included in theories. Almost all teachers have to tweak theories and add ideas and practices in order to meet the needs of their students.
What is the major problem with wegener's ideas?
That he believed in some theories that might be fake
How might catastrophists use the observations of kavachi to support their theories?
by interviewing the witnesses
What is Zecharia Sitchin famous for?
Zecharia Sitchin is a Azerbaijani born author who is best known for his books on human origins based on ancient astronauts. He wrote about his theories on the existing planets and planets that he believed might have existed.
What kinds of social policy initiatives might be based on social process theories of crime causation?
Social process theories suggest that crime prevention programs should work to enhance self-control and to build prosocial bonds. Such as JUMP places at risk youth in a one on one relationship with favorable role models.
What domestic issues might influence Ukraine's foreign policies?
With oil
What are the place and frequency theories of audition?
the number of hair cells that are stimulated
How risk and quality management policies affect stakeholders?
One might find this answer on a site such as Forbes. To find out how risk management and quality management policies affect stakeholders one also might inquire in to the response of a stock broker.
What is the advantage of reinstating a policy instead of applying for a new one?
For some life insurance, age at inception determines the premium or acceptance. For other forms of insurance, the basis for insurance or premiums may have changed and might not extend to older existing policies. Some auto insurance policies have discounts based on continuous service period.
