Specialized branch of tashkent state university of law

Variant DDD


Part I

1. mole
2. strike

3. mattress
4. log
5. prosecute
6. remand
7. crime-scene tape
8. disruption
9. sample
10. layout
11. elbow
12. homicide
13. right
14. tear gas
15. substance
16. genetic
17. civil disorder
18. fragment
19. retain
20. forensic
Part II
Civil unrest
Demonstrations by certain categories of people are not considered civil riots and peaceful demonstrations and protests are subject to the law. Civil unrest is usually defined by law enforcement as a gathering of three or more people who react to an incident in order to provoke a public riot in violation of the law. Civil unrest usually involves damage to property or injury to other people. Here are some examples of civil unrest in the United States: 1968 Kansas City riots: A few days after Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated, riots broke out in Kansas City, Missouri, and Kansas City police fired tear gas to stop student protests. the reason for using it. 1992 Los Angeles riots: These riots occurred in response to a video of police violence. It was caused by the brutal beating to death of an unarmed African-American King by Los Angeles police. Ferguson, Missouri: Sometimes simply referred to as Ferguson, the riots and riots that took place here in 2014 were in response to the shooting death of African-American Michael Brown by a white police officer. Civil unrest can occur for a variety of reasons. It can be an organized action or a spontaneous reaction to some trigger event as we have described. The greater the impact of the stimulus event, the higher the probability of a serious impact of the disorder.