Recently, the FBI was in a dispute with Apple over whether the company would help the FBI access information on a criminal suspect's iPhone. Apple refused due to the rights of the suspect to expect his information would be kept private. Do you think that Apple was right or wrong to resist the FBI's pressure to break into the phone? Why or why not? Bring in one of the rights protected by the Bill of Rights in your reasoning if you can. What if the suspect was a suspected terrorist, and a bomb was suspected - does that change your answer?

How does the principle of federalism affect the us government

The american public was excited by the invention of the railroad system. true false

"martin luther king, jr. was buried the day after my first child was born, my daughter brooke. she was born april the eighth of 1968. i went from the hospital to the grave. and i spent three days thinking about what i was going to do with my life and decided that politics, although not perfect, was the best available nonviolent means of changing how we live. " - maynard jackson, 1990 which statement best explains how maynard jackson's 1968 decision foretold his future? question 8 options: he was elected mayor of atlanta in 1973 he was elected governor of georgia in 1990. he started his own bond and security business he removed segregation signs form water fountains at city hall