5. based upon the information you have learned throughout this module on blood spatter analysis, do you feel that analyzing blood spatter is the most reliable way to gain information about a particular crime scene? do you think that analyzing the blood spatter gives you enough information to be able to charge someone with the possible crime? conduct your own research on this as well and support your answer with a real-life case where blood spatter analysis was used. include a copy of the url to the article/site you found the real-life case example

Gregory was caught smoking marijuana on his school’s campus during lunch. this is not the first time gregory has violated the school’s drug-free policy. his principal has decided to expel him, and he may face fines and time in a juvenile detention facility. gregory faced consequences when he was sent to juvenile detention after repeatedly violating the school’s drug-free policy.

How does food play a part in our culture (us culture) and other cultures around the world?

You are staying at a friend's house, and your friend wants to sneak out of the house to go to a party down the street. you really do not want to do this and don't want your friend to do this, either. too many things could go wrong. this is a good time to demonstrate your refusal skills. first, list the four essential components of effective refusal. (4 points) then demonstrate how you would use the essential components to communicate your refusal to your friend. (8 points) finally, list three possible consequences of sneaking out of the house and going to the party. (3 points)