How does the declaration of independence reflect natural and individual rights?
The unalienable rights we're guarenteed. "Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
Declaration of Independence? PLEASE HELP (quotes)?
What is a quote that supports popular sovereignty in the Declaration of Independence? What is a quote that supports social contract in the Declaration of Independence? What is a quote that supports natural and individual rights in the Declaration of Independence? Please help, I've been on this for a long time and can't come up with what quotes to use for each. Thanks in advance!
If a police officer wrote down the wrong information on your traffic ticket, such as writing the wrong birthday, would you still have to pay the fine?
The best approach, in my opinion, would be to go to the court, or call them and ask if they have any record of your citation. The post office doesn't always deliver mail correctly, and the courts dont always send out notices correctly. You still have to appear at the court on or before the date on the citation and you need to be able to prove that you appeared.A problem may occur if the court didn't receive a copy of the citation--even though they are supose to, they might not want to schedule an arraignment date for you, if they refuse you can talk to the DA's office and they may be willing to dismiss the case due to the court not receiving the citation. It is easier for them to do that than to try and find out what happened.If an arraigment date is set, it is often on the same day as you go in, you can tell the judge at the arraignmen that you received a notice made out to someone with your name but with a diffrent birth date, and ask that the ticket be dismissed. Don't lie but try to avoid admitting that the ticket is actually yours.In California there is a procedure for a trial by declaration, where you fill out a form and tell your side of the story on the form. I have never used it, but it gives you the opportunity to note that the ticket was to the "wrong" person because of the birth date error, without the court being able to ask any follow up questions, such as "but did you actually have an encounter with the police person"If the “trial by declaration” goes against you, you can ask for a trial before a judicial officer (judge or commissioner depending on the jurisdiction). There is a relatively short time to request this new trial so do it as soon as you received the notice of an adverse decision at the trial by declaration and either deliver it to the court clerk with a copy for the clerk to receipt and return to you or send it certified mail. A trial date will be set for a hearing, and the police person will have to come in, There is a possibility that the ticket issuer may not appear either order to avoid embarrassment or for some other reason in which case the judicial officer will almost always dismiss the case for want of prosecution.If you go trial and admit that the ticket was in fact handed to you, the birth date wouldn't be enough to get it dismissed. However, an error in citing the offence -- wrong code section -- clearly would, and a wrong location likely would.
Is faith blind, or does God give us tangible evidence to hang that faith on?
Faith, or belief, is often misunderstood. Faith has been defined as "believing in spite of there being nothing to believe" or "believing in spite of the evidence to the contrary." It is often viewed as identical with wishful thinking. If we believe hard enough, we can make something come true (regardless of whether or not God may approve). None of these concepts is biblical. Faith is belief based on sufficient evidence. In other words, faith is trusting what God has revealed in His Word and in the world, both of which give ample testimony to the truth.
Quote from Common Sense meaning?
What does this mean? Could you explain? Thanks Everything that is right or natural pleads for separation. The blood of the slain, the weeping voice of nature cries, 'tis time to part”
George Mason, I want to know something about him...?
i found good site it's help you a lot http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Madison there you find about george madison
Why do people showoff so much on social media?
This is the most common trend nowadays where people are continously busy in uploading every moment of their life on social media.Social media is flooded with full details of every event like Hotel Check-ins, First day- First show Movies, Parties, Mehdi, Haldi, pre-wedding shoots, Engagement, Wedding ceremony, Honeymoon, Travel, New job, Maternity shoot, Valentine day, Mother's day, Father's day, Holi, Diwali and the list goes on. People keep updating there current location wherever they go, it may be for a cup of coffee or burger.Anything done is more for Facebook profile rather than for the actual event. Whether you receive a necklace from your husband it needs to be shared to the whole world along with the box of necklace which shows it's brand. If you are going somewhere interesting you are required to post a photo online as an evidence of your awesome experience or the world will think it didn't happen.On social media everyone has perfect relationship. Success of any relationship is measured by how much pictures you post. We have forget to enjoy the moment because we are busy in bragging. We easily judge other people's lives based on their profile pictures just because they didn't upload travel photos ,delicious fine dining and night outs.Its a disease which most people are suffering from. They have low level of confidence that's why they want a confirmation from others that how perfect their lives are.Don't let social media fool you. There are so many people who hardly have likes on the pictures but they still have lots of friends in real life. There are couples who are actually happier in real lives who has no declared their love on social media.Beautiful memories never begin with photos it begins with the most interesting and important time spent together. Enjoy your moments in person not on screen board. You will feel more happier and healthier.