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What are the pros and cons of helping a slave escape?
Pros: Helping a slave escape can provide them with freedom, safety, and a chance at a better life. It is an act of compassion and can contribute to ending the cycle of exploitation and oppression. Cons: There can be legal consequences for aiding in someone's escape, and the person helping may face retaliation from those who benefit from the enslavement. Additionally, the escapee may struggle with adjusting to life outside of captivity and may face challenges in terms of finding shelter, employment, and other basic needs.
What are some pros and cons of the judge-only system?
Pros of the judge-only system include potentially faster trials due to the absence of a jury, as well as reduced costs and risk of bias from laypersons. However, cons may include potential lack of community representation, perceived lack of transparency, and the burden of decision-making solely on the judge.
What are the pros and cons of Speed Cameras?
Pros of speed cameras: Improve road safety by reducing speeding and related accidents. Can operate 24/7, serving as a deterrent to speeding at all times. Generate revenue for local authorities that can be reinvested in road safety initiatives. Cons of speed cameras: Can be seen as a source of revenue rather than a safety measure by drivers. Accuracy and reliability of speed cameras may be questioned. Privacy concerns over monitoring and surveillance on public roads.
Pros and cons of first 10 amendments?
By one perspective, the "pros" are that they're a great idea, the "cons" are that they are ignored in too many ways. By a less radical perspective, the "pros" are that they're a great idea, the "cons" are that they are not wrote as fully detailed as we'd like. For instance, was the right to bear arms really meant to be an absolute, including the right to have a nuclear missile in your back yard? Or less dramatically, was it meant so that you could have the same arms as a regular soldier in the Army? When you are guaranteed the right to a jury trial - did they mean a 12 person jury that has to unanimously agree and with the right to nullify fully acknowledged? Or would a three person panel of professional jurors employed by the state and deciding by 2/3rds majority with no nullification allowed meet the requirement of the amendment? Of course, it's not our founder's fault, these "cons". They were writing in plain English, it's two and a third centuries of lawyers "interpreting" that's made it unclear. One suspects that even if each amendment was 10 pages long, that the lawyers and legislators and justices would still find "excepts" and "what ifs" in it. I guess then that the biggest "con" of all is that a piece paper can't make politicians honor it, no matter the oaths they swear.
What are the pros and cons of statute of limitations?
Pros: Statute of limitations prevents cases from being brought forward after too much time has passed, helping to maintain the integrity of evidence and ensuring a timely resolution to legal matters. It also provides a sense of closure for individuals involved in legal disputes. Cons: The statute of limitations can sometimes prevent legitimate claims from being brought to court, particularly in cases where the victim may not have initially realized the full extent of the harm done or faced significant barriers to seeking legal recourse within the limited time frame. Additionally, it can create challenges in cases where evidence deteriorates or witnesses become inaccessible over time.
From an ethical point of view big business is always bad business discuss the pros and cons of this statement?
from an ethical point of view big business is always a bad business.discuss the pros and cons of this statements.
What are the cons and pros of having door alarms in your business?
The pros would be that it protects your business from vandalism and theft. The cons are that is is expensive and an employee could accidentally tip the alarm.
What are the pros and cons of competition in the business world?
Competition in the business world can drive innovation, improve quality, and lower prices for consumers. However, it can also lead to unethical practices, market monopolies, and reduced job security for workers.
What are the pros and cons of egalitarianism?
Egalitarianism provides for equality for everyone socially, politically, and economically. Some cons for this way of thinking can be that their will be no authority in charge since everyone is equal.
Whst are the pros and cons of day care centers in a corp business?
The pros are not having to worry about your kid or feeding the cons their really expensive!
What Pros and cons on World wide web info service?
Pros- get fat cons- stay fat
What are some pros and cons of starting your own business?
You could lose money or win money
What are the pros and cons of steam?
There are many pros and cons of steam in the world. One pro is that it helps cook vegetables healthily.
What are the pros and cons of using a computer in a business?
pro: possible international trades and transaction con: addiction to computer use and completely forget about your business!
What are the cons of the progressive movement?
There are many cons of the Progressive Movement within the United States. Many people feel these cons include higher abortion rates, higher immigration numbers, limited personal liberties, and more government intrusion in business affairs.
Pros and cons of centralisation and decentralisation of authority?
Centrali(s)zation provides order, certainty, top down authority and direction. Decentraliz(s)ation allows for shared authority at different levels, according to the needs and responsibilities of the levels, and bottom up thought and direction.
What are the pros and cons of swiching to metric?
Pros- the rest of the world use it, easy Cons-we have to adjust all our products would have to change
