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What is A person having good reason to believe to be in danger?
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Can cops kill you?
Sure they can. If they have reason to believe that you pose a danger to themselves and/or the public, they can kill you.
14 yr old offender. He advises that he is having a heated argument with his parents are they are consuming alcohol.He wants to leave but knows he is to abide by a curfew. How would i manage and resol?
You should stay out of it. You or the child should contact the police if there is reason to believe the child is in physical danger.
What is valid reason for refusing to defend poor person?
you don't believe in god
Why are stink pot turtles in danger?
The reason it is in danger is because of the loss of its habitat.
Why do people believe in things that arn't real?
The reason that people believe in things that aren't real can differ from person to person. People are highly swayed by superstitions and by religious culture. If a person is raised to believe something, they may believe it their whole life, whether it's real or not.
What does Scrooge believe is the reason for jacob marley's ghost visiting?
He is certain he is having a hallucination caused by something he ate.
Why are supervised visits ordered?
Judges may order supervised visits if there is some reason to believe the child could be in danger or that one parent might flee with the child.
Are the sheep frogs endangered?
No reason to believe they will. They are a cultivated species and in no danger of extinction.
What has caused the ozone to be in danger?
Ozone is in danger because it is depleting. The main reason is CFC's.
How are tigers in danger?
Tigers are in danger for a few reasons. The first reason is the loss of their habitats which greatly impacts their food source. The second reason is over hunting.
When was Reason to Believe created?
Reason to Believe was created in 1971.
What is the duration of A Reason to Believe?
The duration of A Reason to Believe is 1.82 hours.
