Predators Answers
Can i work with the State to help catch online child predators?
Q. Can i work with the State to help catch online child predators and be a child decoy? Is this something that you need a degree or license to do?
Asked by Live.Laugh.Love - Sun Nov 9 23:05:26 2008 - Civic Participation - 2 Answers - Comments
A. either you are young as he&& or you need to have a seat over there... And our police has its own to do this, Join the cops and try that way.
Answered by Jason M - Mon Nov 10 01:26:32 2008
Q. Can i work with the State to help catch online child predators and be a child decoy? Is this something that you need a degree or license to do?
Asked by Live.Laugh.Love - Sun Nov 9 23:05:26 2008 - Civic Participation - 2 Answers - Comments
A. either you are young as he&& or you need to have a seat over there... And our police has its own to do this, Join the cops and try that way.
Answered by Jason M - Mon Nov 10 01:26:32 2008
what are the predators of the blue fronted amazon?
Q. My son is doing a paper on the blue fronted amazon. We cannot seem to find a webpage that has natural predators of this bird. He has to have references for this paper. HELP!
Asked by mastin_danes - Sun Apr 5 12:14:47 2009 - Zoology - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Humans: Deforestation & Illegal Pet Trade. The birds fly and nest high above any animal predators which is why it is hard to find anything on there preditors. If you search "blue fronted amazon" you will get mostly pet store sites. To get better info search "blue fronted amazon"+".edu", this will give you more scholarly sites that aren't trying to sell a pet. And "blue fronted amazon"+".edu"+predator may give you more. While this doesn't give actual predators, it does give a lot of avoidance tacks: Of course they are also seen as pests in the fruit industry:
Answered by DiscourseAnalysisDaughter - Sun Apr 5 16:09:35 2009
Q. My son is doing a paper on the blue fronted amazon. We cannot seem to find a webpage that has natural predators of this bird. He has to have references for this paper. HELP!
Asked by mastin_danes - Sun Apr 5 12:14:47 2009 - Zoology - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Humans: Deforestation & Illegal Pet Trade. The birds fly and nest high above any animal predators which is why it is hard to find anything on there preditors. If you search "blue fronted amazon" you will get mostly pet store sites. To get better info search "blue fronted amazon"+".edu", this will give you more scholarly sites that aren't trying to sell a pet. And "blue fronted amazon"+".edu"+predator may give you more. While this doesn't give actual predators, it does give a lot of avoidance tacks: Of course they are also seen as pests in the fruit industry:
Answered by DiscourseAnalysisDaughter - Sun Apr 5 16:09:35 2009
Are the Nashville Predators going to win the Stanley Cup this year?
Q. I mean it's the Predators... They eat other teams up and win. I thought the Blue Jackets were going to win it this year but now my money is on the Predators. Would this be a good bet to bet someone? Also what type of reaction would you have if the Nashville Predators won it all.
Asked by VN33 (The Man of the Hour) - Sun Jan 6 02:27:42 2008 - Hockey - 14 Answers - Comments
A. It won't be the Predators, even though they will probably make the conference finals. The Devils will win it all =D
Answered by njdfan - Sun Jan 6 03:01:55 2008
Q. I mean it's the Predators... They eat other teams up and win. I thought the Blue Jackets were going to win it this year but now my money is on the Predators. Would this be a good bet to bet someone? Also what type of reaction would you have if the Nashville Predators won it all.
Asked by VN33 (The Man of the Hour) - Sun Jan 6 02:27:42 2008 - Hockey - 14 Answers - Comments
A. It won't be the Predators, even though they will probably make the conference finals. The Devils will win it all =D
Answered by njdfan - Sun Jan 6 03:01:55 2008
What predators does the rhinoceros beetle have?
Q. Hey! I'm doing some research for a school assignment about rhinoceros beetles. I can't seem to find any information about the rhinoceros beetle's predators on Google. Please help me!
Asked by - Sat Aug 20 02:17:41 2011 - Zoology - 2 Answers - Comments
A. there are not alot of animals that are willing to eat a rhinoceros beetle because of their impressive weaponry u said "predators" so I assume u mean animals if so, then the large animals (pigs, rats, certain birds, bears) that could overpower the armor of the beetle will eat it ants, when working together, can breach the armor too by targeting the joints area here's a picture of ants attacking one:
Answered by Erik - Sat Aug 20 16:28:43 2011
Q. Hey! I'm doing some research for a school assignment about rhinoceros beetles. I can't seem to find any information about the rhinoceros beetle's predators on Google. Please help me!
Asked by - Sat Aug 20 02:17:41 2011 - Zoology - 2 Answers - Comments
A. there are not alot of animals that are willing to eat a rhinoceros beetle because of their impressive weaponry u said "predators" so I assume u mean animals if so, then the large animals (pigs, rats, certain birds, bears) that could overpower the armor of the beetle will eat it ants, when working together, can breach the armor too by targeting the joints area here's a picture of ants attacking one:
Answered by Erik - Sat Aug 20 16:28:43 2011
How do you get involved in catching online predators?
Q. I see pervs on the net all the time and I saw that Dateline "How to Catch a Predator" program hires young-looking adults to help them catch online predators. I'd be perfect for that. I'm 20, but I look 13. How do you get involved in that? Do the police take help from civilians like that? If I happen to "accidently" pretend to be a young girl and a guy wants to meet me, would the police be interested in knowing where he was going to be and having records of the conversations? I don't know, it's useless looking this young. Might as well do something with it, eh? Oh yeah, I'm a girl. And a student. (And it's a little hard to get a boyfriend when you remind them of their little sister. I'll get one when I'm 45, like my mom… [cont.]
Asked by Mrs. Eric Cartman - Tue Apr 3 20:38:15 2007 - Law Enforcement & Police - 4 Answers - Comments
A. contact the people who do that... www.perverted-justice.com
Answered by curious_One - Tue Apr 3 20:45:56 2007
Q. I see pervs on the net all the time and I saw that Dateline "How to Catch a Predator" program hires young-looking adults to help them catch online predators. I'd be perfect for that. I'm 20, but I look 13. How do you get involved in that? Do the police take help from civilians like that? If I happen to "accidently" pretend to be a young girl and a guy wants to meet me, would the police be interested in knowing where he was going to be and having records of the conversations? I don't know, it's useless looking this young. Might as well do something with it, eh? Oh yeah, I'm a girl. And a student. (And it's a little hard to get a boyfriend when you remind them of their little sister. I'll get one when I'm 45, like my mom… [cont.]
Asked by Mrs. Eric Cartman - Tue Apr 3 20:38:15 2007 - Law Enforcement & Police - 4 Answers - Comments
A. contact the people who do that... www.perverted-justice.com
Answered by curious_One - Tue Apr 3 20:45:56 2007
What song is played during the intro at the Nashville Predators hockey game?
Q. What song is played during the intro at the Nashville Predators hockey game?
Asked by - Wed Nov 24 19:57:29 2010 - Hockey - 2 Answers - Comments
A. "Run this Town" by Rihanna and Jay Z
Answered by Copas -- Tit,Toots & Leggy line - Thu Nov 25 10:30:24 2010
Q. What song is played during the intro at the Nashville Predators hockey game?
Asked by - Wed Nov 24 19:57:29 2010 - Hockey - 2 Answers - Comments
A. "Run this Town" by Rihanna and Jay Z
Answered by Copas -- Tit,Toots & Leggy line - Thu Nov 25 10:30:24 2010
What are the predators of the Tasmanian Devil?
Q. I can't seem to find the answer to that.I'm doing a paper in science on them.I have everything else,just not the predators.
Asked by virgo_thang_694 - Mon Apr 30 21:50:14 2007 - Other - Science - 4 Answers - Comments
A. The Tasmanian Tiger was the only predator of the Tasmanian Devil, but the tasmanian tiger is now extinct. Settlers used to kill them because they thought the Tasmanian devil caused livestock loss. Bounty hunters used to also kill them. The tasmanian devil used to be all over australia, but now are only found on the island of tasmania.
Answered by **??** - Tue May 1 19:00:41 2007
Q. I can't seem to find the answer to that.I'm doing a paper in science on them.I have everything else,just not the predators.
Asked by virgo_thang_694 - Mon Apr 30 21:50:14 2007 - Other - Science - 4 Answers - Comments
A. The Tasmanian Tiger was the only predator of the Tasmanian Devil, but the tasmanian tiger is now extinct. Settlers used to kill them because they thought the Tasmanian devil caused livestock loss. Bounty hunters used to also kill them. The tasmanian devil used to be all over australia, but now are only found on the island of tasmania.
Answered by **??** - Tue May 1 19:00:41 2007
What predators make birds the mainstay of their diet?
Q. From what I've gathered, many mammals, birds of prey and reptiles will include birds as part of their diet or opportunistically, but few seem to rely heavily on birds as prey, appearing to make up a relatively small proportion of prey items. The only specialised bird predators I can think of off the top of my head are birds such as the sparrowhawk and various falcons. Are there any aside from these which eat mainly birds? Are eggs and fledglings more likely to be of major importance to predators?
Asked by George - Sat Dec 19 20:13:27 2009 - Zoology - 5 Answers - Comments
A. There are certain arboreal snakes (tree vipers) that feed largely on birds. If you include eggs and hatchlings, then there are many more predators, though not necessarily feeding primarily on eggs and hatchlings. Crows and ravens are notorious for raiding the nests of other birds. Jays will do so sometimes. Arboreal snakes and lizards that would not catch adult birds will take hatchlings. There is also a type of snake that feeds almost entirely on eggs, and has specialized mouthparts to allow it to do so. Rodents will raid nests of ground-dwelling birds, as will weasels.
Answered by PaulCyp - Sat Dec 19 21:44:15 2009
Q. From what I've gathered, many mammals, birds of prey and reptiles will include birds as part of their diet or opportunistically, but few seem to rely heavily on birds as prey, appearing to make up a relatively small proportion of prey items. The only specialised bird predators I can think of off the top of my head are birds such as the sparrowhawk and various falcons. Are there any aside from these which eat mainly birds? Are eggs and fledglings more likely to be of major importance to predators?
Asked by George - Sat Dec 19 20:13:27 2009 - Zoology - 5 Answers - Comments
A. There are certain arboreal snakes (tree vipers) that feed largely on birds. If you include eggs and hatchlings, then there are many more predators, though not necessarily feeding primarily on eggs and hatchlings. Crows and ravens are notorious for raiding the nests of other birds. Jays will do so sometimes. Arboreal snakes and lizards that would not catch adult birds will take hatchlings. There is also a type of snake that feeds almost entirely on eggs, and has specialized mouthparts to allow it to do so. Rodents will raid nests of ground-dwelling birds, as will weasels.
Answered by PaulCyp - Sat Dec 19 21:44:15 2009
What are the natural predators of Lionfish in their native habitat?
Q. The Lionfish is said to be one of the growing threats to indigenous species in the waters of the East Coast (U.S.) and Caribbean. This threat is mostly through them not having any known predators in those waters. What predators in the Pacific can use such a poisonous animal for food?
Asked by Allen A - Wed Apr 11 14:32:26 2007 - Zoology - 1 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Don't know about food, but man is a predator of Lionfish. They are caught and packed off to pet stores all the time.
Answered by DAR76 - Wed Apr 11 15:30:55 2007
Q. The Lionfish is said to be one of the growing threats to indigenous species in the waters of the East Coast (U.S.) and Caribbean. This threat is mostly through them not having any known predators in those waters. What predators in the Pacific can use such a poisonous animal for food?
Asked by Allen A - Wed Apr 11 14:32:26 2007 - Zoology - 1 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Don't know about food, but man is a predator of Lionfish. They are caught and packed off to pet stores all the time.
Answered by DAR76 - Wed Apr 11 15:30:55 2007
What are the natural predators of Southeastern US songbirds?
Q. Can anyone tell me what the natural predators are for Southeastern US songbirds...Bluejays, Cardinals, Finches, Woodpeckers, Hummingbirds, just to name a few. I mean, they're always flying around way up high in the treetops...I can't think of any predators who share the same treetop habitat as songbirds. Thanks for help!
Asked by uabsupercow - Wed Jan 31 08:41:40 2007 - Birds - 3 Answers - Comments
A. hawks, and kestrals, kites, while they are on the ground...small mammals...and believe it or not, some frogs have been known to eat hummingbirds!
Answered by birdgirl - Thu Feb 1 02:37:11 2007
Q. Can anyone tell me what the natural predators are for Southeastern US songbirds...Bluejays, Cardinals, Finches, Woodpeckers, Hummingbirds, just to name a few. I mean, they're always flying around way up high in the treetops...I can't think of any predators who share the same treetop habitat as songbirds. Thanks for help!
Asked by uabsupercow - Wed Jan 31 08:41:40 2007 - Birds - 3 Answers - Comments
A. hawks, and kestrals, kites, while they are on the ground...small mammals...and believe it or not, some frogs have been known to eat hummingbirds!
Answered by birdgirl - Thu Feb 1 02:37:11 2007
How does a peregrine falcon avoid its predators?
Q. I want to to know how a peregrine falcon avoids its predators in the wild.
Asked by - Tue Jun 8 19:47:56 2010 - Zoology - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Peregrine Falcons generally live in cliffy areas. They nest in crevices in the cliff, rarely in abandoned raven or crow nests. As such, they have very few predators. Their main diet is birds, and I doubt that any daytime raptor would consider attacking a Peregrine. At night, they just might be a prey of owls, but that should be relatively rare. So I would say their habitat and their ferociousness makes predators avoid them, and they don't have to avoid predators themselves.
Answered by DrJ - Tue Jun 8 20:16:23 2010
Q. I want to to know how a peregrine falcon avoids its predators in the wild.
Asked by - Tue Jun 8 19:47:56 2010 - Zoology - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Peregrine Falcons generally live in cliffy areas. They nest in crevices in the cliff, rarely in abandoned raven or crow nests. As such, they have very few predators. Their main diet is birds, and I doubt that any daytime raptor would consider attacking a Peregrine. At night, they just might be a prey of owls, but that should be relatively rare. So I would say their habitat and their ferociousness makes predators avoid them, and they don't have to avoid predators themselves.
Answered by DrJ - Tue Jun 8 20:16:23 2010
What was the new species of alien called in the movie Predators?
Q. I'm just wondering what the new species is called from the movie Predators. I thought it kind of looked like the Space Jockey from the Alien films but I'm not sure. Just to clear things up it's the alien that is shot and killed by Noland when it is chasing Edwin, not the predator dogs.
Asked by - Fri Jul 9 22:10:25 2010 - Movies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I believe that "alien" is based on the design for the original predator (except the head/mask?)...that's what it looked like to me. I mean the van damme predator. At least it loosely looks the same except with roaches coming out of it's skin. Name? There isn't one.
Answered by Hank Scorpio - Sat Jul 10 03:14:15 2010
Q. I'm just wondering what the new species is called from the movie Predators. I thought it kind of looked like the Space Jockey from the Alien films but I'm not sure. Just to clear things up it's the alien that is shot and killed by Noland when it is chasing Edwin, not the predator dogs.
Asked by - Fri Jul 9 22:10:25 2010 - Movies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I believe that "alien" is based on the design for the original predator (except the head/mask?)...that's what it looked like to me. I mean the van damme predator. At least it loosely looks the same except with roaches coming out of it's skin. Name? There isn't one.
Answered by Hank Scorpio - Sat Jul 10 03:14:15 2010
How does law enforcement catch online predators besides posing as minors?
Q. It seems like the primary way that law enforcement agents catch online predators is simply by posing as minors online. Is this really the only way the police have at catching these people? It seems like if that's it, there would be a TON of predators still getting away with this with no possibility of being caught (unless the minor reported them).
Asked by jilip_99 - Fri May 30 11:16:26 2008 - Law Enforcement & Police - 2 Answers - Comments
A. The UK Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre, uses specialist from an array of fields to catch online predators and those who abuse children. Methods - Scotland Yard Paedophile Unit bbc documentary - Scotland Yard Paedophile Unit Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4
Answered by Bamford1000 - Fri May 30 11:32:17 2008
Q. It seems like the primary way that law enforcement agents catch online predators is simply by posing as minors online. Is this really the only way the police have at catching these people? It seems like if that's it, there would be a TON of predators still getting away with this with no possibility of being caught (unless the minor reported them).
Asked by jilip_99 - Fri May 30 11:16:26 2008 - Law Enforcement & Police - 2 Answers - Comments
A. The UK Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre, uses specialist from an array of fields to catch online predators and those who abuse children. Methods - Scotland Yard Paedophile Unit bbc documentary - Scotland Yard Paedophile Unit Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4
Answered by Bamford1000 - Fri May 30 11:32:17 2008
What website do i go to to find out where predators reside?
Q. I know that there are tons of websites out there dedicated to let you know where sexual predators are at but none of them seem to be free or accurate. I would like to know of a free website that would let me know who is living in my neighborhood.
Asked by errbyleerby - Sun Nov 5 11:56:11 2006 - Community Service - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Your state would have such a listing online - perhaps your local police do also.
Answered by sethsdadiam - Sun Nov 5 12:03:48 2006
Q. I know that there are tons of websites out there dedicated to let you know where sexual predators are at but none of them seem to be free or accurate. I would like to know of a free website that would let me know who is living in my neighborhood.
Asked by errbyleerby - Sun Nov 5 11:56:11 2006 - Community Service - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Your state would have such a listing online - perhaps your local police do also.
Answered by sethsdadiam - Sun Nov 5 12:03:48 2006
What do you think about the Nashville Predators and the way they are playing?
Q. I think the Predators are playing great hockey. They are really having to work hard considering that they are having to play against the San Jose Sharks that fake injury when checked into the wall and that rotten bunch of crooked referees. The Predators are getting penalties for "diving" when it 's clear that they were tripped. It's sad the way the referees are calling the games. I felt bad for Alexander Radulov for that game misconduct Friday night. He is such a fantastic young player and a great advantage for the Predators. I think that the Sharks are afraid of that younster and had one of their players get "hurt" when he got checked, he couldn't even move his legs when he was leaving the ice. Sorry bunch of cry babys! [cont.]
Asked by Rachel - Sun Apr 15 22:35:12 2007 - Hockey - 15 Answers - Comments
A. Hey Sharks fans...Ever heard of the team who cried wolf? Can you say...FISH FRY?!
Answered by 7th man - Mon Apr 16 07:01:28 2007
Q. I think the Predators are playing great hockey. They are really having to work hard considering that they are having to play against the San Jose Sharks that fake injury when checked into the wall and that rotten bunch of crooked referees. The Predators are getting penalties for "diving" when it 's clear that they were tripped. It's sad the way the referees are calling the games. I felt bad for Alexander Radulov for that game misconduct Friday night. He is such a fantastic young player and a great advantage for the Predators. I think that the Sharks are afraid of that younster and had one of their players get "hurt" when he got checked, he couldn't even move his legs when he was leaving the ice. Sorry bunch of cry babys! [cont.]
Asked by Rachel - Sun Apr 15 22:35:12 2007 - Hockey - 15 Answers - Comments
A. Hey Sharks fans...Ever heard of the team who cried wolf? Can you say...FISH FRY?!
Answered by 7th man - Mon Apr 16 07:01:28 2007
Is the internet on the i Phone secured or firewalled so predators can't get to me?
Q. I might get the new i Phone 3G S on Saturday and if someone could tell me if there is some sort of protection on it so that by using the internet I will not be hunted down by predators??? Haha!
Asked by - Mon Jun 15 15:52:48 2009 - Other - Internet - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Since the device doesn't run any services (at least by default), this is not an issue.
Answered by David D - Mon Jun 15 15:58:28 2009
Q. I might get the new i Phone 3G S on Saturday and if someone could tell me if there is some sort of protection on it so that by using the internet I will not be hunted down by predators??? Haha!
Asked by - Mon Jun 15 15:52:48 2009 - Other - Internet - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Since the device doesn't run any services (at least by default), this is not an issue.
Answered by David D - Mon Jun 15 15:58:28 2009
How do centipedes protect themselves against their predators?
Q. I have to research on centipedes and I can't find information on how centipedes protect themselves from their predators. Their venomous fangs might help them protect, but I'm not sure.
Asked by ActressRuiqi - Mon Dec 8 00:09:57 2008 - Zoology - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Centipedes mainly avoid predators by hiding under bark, rocks, or in dead leaves, or burrowing in soil. Many species can run fast. They will also bite to protect themselves. Pls.visit below website for more information:
Answered by Marc2008 - Mon Dec 8 01:07:08 2008
Q. I have to research on centipedes and I can't find information on how centipedes protect themselves from their predators. Their venomous fangs might help them protect, but I'm not sure.
Asked by ActressRuiqi - Mon Dec 8 00:09:57 2008 - Zoology - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Centipedes mainly avoid predators by hiding under bark, rocks, or in dead leaves, or burrowing in soil. Many species can run fast. They will also bite to protect themselves. Pls.visit below website for more information:
Answered by Marc2008 - Mon Dec 8 01:07:08 2008
How does eliminating natural predators help the human population ?
Q. How does eliminating natural predators help the human population ?
Asked by Vinaa!♥ - Tue Sep 6 01:44:32 2011 - Anthropology - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I think it has allowed in some cases a moderate increase in population due to less predation by creatures that eat human beings. Among hunter-gatherers it would also decrease competition for resource prey of humans, thus increase the supply of protein, which again might lead to a moderate increase in population. These are rarely actual cases now, but there is some competition. Small scale cattle ranchers do not want competition from predators either, so it is possibly beneficial in their view. That is the positive side; you did not ask about the negative effects, which may be more realistic for most of us who are neither small-scale ranchers, threatened by predators, or hunter-gatherers.
Answered by - Tue Sep 6 01:49:16 2011
Q. How does eliminating natural predators help the human population ?
Asked by Vinaa!♥ - Tue Sep 6 01:44:32 2011 - Anthropology - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I think it has allowed in some cases a moderate increase in population due to less predation by creatures that eat human beings. Among hunter-gatherers it would also decrease competition for resource prey of humans, thus increase the supply of protein, which again might lead to a moderate increase in population. These are rarely actual cases now, but there is some competition. Small scale cattle ranchers do not want competition from predators either, so it is possibly beneficial in their view. That is the positive side; you did not ask about the negative effects, which may be more realistic for most of us who are neither small-scale ranchers, threatened by predators, or hunter-gatherers.
Answered by - Tue Sep 6 01:49:16 2011
How can I become involved with taking down sexual predators on the internet?
Q. I have heard soo many stories of sexual predators luring children in from the internet. I have been trying to figure out what I want to do with my life for sometime, when I finally decided I wanted to help in this fight. I am 19. What could I do to get in on this? Any information would be helpful.
Asked by The 1 U Luv 2 Hate - Thu Sep 7 10:27:14 2006 - Law Enforcement & Police - 13 Answers - Comments
A. Hello again...Anyone that knows me knows that I'm gonna have a good time "goofing off" on this site, but they can also tell you that the one thing I don't joke about are my children. true story...My youngest son is now 12 years old (this happened approx. 4 years ago.) My son was in a "kids" chat room where when last I checked all of the kids were talking about pokemon cards...No problem...until my son came into the laundry room, and said "Mom, I have a question" in which I replied "go ahead I might have an answer" He then asked me what a bl*w j*b was...I asked him where he heard that phrase and he said his friend in the chat room...I went and read all of the rest of the correspondence between them… [cont.]
Answered by Karen - Thu Sep 7 11:16:10 2006
Q. I have heard soo many stories of sexual predators luring children in from the internet. I have been trying to figure out what I want to do with my life for sometime, when I finally decided I wanted to help in this fight. I am 19. What could I do to get in on this? Any information would be helpful.
Asked by The 1 U Luv 2 Hate - Thu Sep 7 10:27:14 2006 - Law Enforcement & Police - 13 Answers - Comments
A. Hello again...Anyone that knows me knows that I'm gonna have a good time "goofing off" on this site, but they can also tell you that the one thing I don't joke about are my children. true story...My youngest son is now 12 years old (this happened approx. 4 years ago.) My son was in a "kids" chat room where when last I checked all of the kids were talking about pokemon cards...No problem...until my son came into the laundry room, and said "Mom, I have a question" in which I replied "go ahead I might have an answer" He then asked me what a bl*w j*b was...I asked him where he heard that phrase and he said his friend in the chat room...I went and read all of the rest of the correspondence between them… [cont.]
Answered by Karen - Thu Sep 7 11:16:10 2006
What would be the best and logical punishment for child predators?
Q. For a school assignment, I'm supposed to write a bill and I chose to write a bill relating to harsher punishments to child predators. What kind of punishments do you believe child predators deserve? And I need more detail than they sure be dead or locked in jail forever. Please give me in detail what would be the best punishment for child predators. If you don't know or you refuse to answer, then don't bother writing anything at all. Thank you.
Asked by QuestionCGRL92 - Wed Nov 3 15:23:53 2010 - Law & Ethics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. The answer IS jail, with the length of the sentence dependant on the severity of the case. There is really nthing more to add.
Answered by Quizzard - Wed Nov 3 15:25:27 2010
Q. For a school assignment, I'm supposed to write a bill and I chose to write a bill relating to harsher punishments to child predators. What kind of punishments do you believe child predators deserve? And I need more detail than they sure be dead or locked in jail forever. Please give me in detail what would be the best punishment for child predators. If you don't know or you refuse to answer, then don't bother writing anything at all. Thank you.
Asked by QuestionCGRL92 - Wed Nov 3 15:23:53 2010 - Law & Ethics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. The answer IS jail, with the length of the sentence dependant on the severity of the case. There is really nthing more to add.
Answered by Quizzard - Wed Nov 3 15:25:27 2010
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