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No. Water tribunals can adjudicate on various facts finding issues. SC doesn’t have that kind of time so it asks tribunal to do it. However in case of any disputes parties can approach sc.

Drug crimes in New Jersey have mandatory sentencing guidelines, depending on what kind of drug you were caught with, and what you were doing at the time that you were caught. Basic possession charges vary by the drug type and amount—for possession of less than 50 grams of marijuana, you may be facing up to six months in prison, drug rehabilitation, fines, and the loss of your driver’s license. Charges for manufacturing, distributing, or intention to distribute carry much harsher penalties, depending again on the type of drug involved and the quantity found.Once your drug crimes case goes to court, a judge will hand down your sentence based on these sentencing guidelines. Judges use aggravating and mitigating factors to determine the best sentence for each case, tailoring the sentence to the crime. Depending on how the aggravating and mitigating factors weigh against each other in your case, you may be granted a lesser sentence, or a more severe one.Instead of sending you to prison, the judge hearing your case may decide to suspend your sentence—typically, this happens if you are a first-time offender, or you have committed a less serious crime (say, possession of a miniscule amount of marijuana). If the judge chooses to suspend your sentence, there are a few ways this could happen:The judge suspends your sentence before it is imposed. This means that the judge chooses not to issue a sentence, but could choose to issue one in the future.The judge suspends your sentence before it is executed. This means he has decided on a sentence for your crime, but has chosen not to issue it. The sentence has been determined, but you may not have to serve any portion of it.In most cases, the judge will place conditions on your sentence suspension. These conditions might include staying sober and refraining from the use of any drugs or alcohol, or attending treatment programs and rehabilitation. The judge can also order you avoid known locations of drug users and sellers, and to avoid any further criminal charges. He may require that you attend regularly scheduled meetings to confirm that you are upholding your end of the bargain. If any of these conditions are not met, the judge can impose or execute a sentence.If your sentence has been suspended for a drug crime, you will likely be able to return to your old life with a few notable changes—specifically the avoidance of anything that led to your original conviction. Discussing your case with an experienced drug crimes attorney in New Jersey can help you determine whether pursuing a suspended sentence is an option for you.

We are not even close.You may have heard of the famous Drake Equation, made by Frank Drake in 1961. In simple layman’s terms, it estimates the number of extraterrestrial civilizations in our galaxy, right now.It has a ton of flaws (research the equation and you can see what exactly, if I listed every flaw with it, this answer would be way too long….), but it’s not a bad equation to use for this type of compution and gives you some sort of way to made an educated guess/estimate for the number of how many advanced civilizations there are in the Milky Way galaxy albeit, slightly imprecisely.A group of two scientists from the University of Washington (article) modified the Drake Equation instead to measure how many advanced civilzations have existed since the start of the universe.They computed that about 1/5th of all stars have habitable planets in orbit around them. This means that for our own galaxy, the chances of being the only civilization out there, is 1 in 60 billion, according to them. How much MOE exists in their computions? I don’t know, but somewhere in the ballpark of 1:40–80 billion seems about right.Different equations may have different results, but the chances of us being the only advanced civilzation even in our galazy is very very very low either way.This means that most likely, a species more advanced than us is out there in the Universe. WAY more advanced.For those more interested in their findings, here’s the article.

Q: Are we the most advanced form of life in the universe? Or are there other, far more superior life forms out there?No. We are not the most advanced form of life in the universe.The universe is infinite in age. And if I am wrong about that, then it is at least 13.8 billion years old per best current theory, and best current measurement:Source: How Old is the Universe?Our particular galaxy, the Milky Way, is about 13.5 billion years old:Source: GoogleEarth, on the other hand, is a relatively young planet in comparison. Less than 5 billion years old.Source: GoogleAnd just a hop and a skip from Earth (in cosmic terms), and I mean, really, really close to Earth, (just 190 light years away, in an observable universe that is some 46 billion light years radius) is a star so old that estimates suggest it is older than the universe itself supposedly is. Methuselah Star:Source: HD 140283 - WikipediaSo, here is the thing. The shape of galaxies throughout the observable portion of the universe far as we can figure, follows a consistent pattern. Which would suggest that the laws of physics, the properties of existence, are consistent throughout.It is estimated there are between 1 and 2 trillion galaxies within the visible universe. And an average galaxy is estimated to have about 200 billion stars.If a field of some 300,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars, it would be fair to imagine some 2/3’s of them are older than Earth.By all best estimates, life on Earth sprang forth relatively early in Earth’s life. So elsewhere that life forms, it is fair to imagine that it will also spring forth rather quickly, where opportunity presents itself to do so.So of the 200,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars (2/3rds of the total that are older than Earth), which are likely, and arguably a garden of life, doesn’t it make sense to recognize that there will be some planets out there hosting life more advanced than humanity is??BUT. The good news is, humanity may not be that far from “peak advancement”. It might be that within a few years we will know and understand the nature of physical reality, exactly . We have put considerable effort into determining it.Also, we may be approaching the limit of what can be accomplished within the limitations of existence. Maybe within 5,000 or 500,000 years, we are finished advancing technologically. (and in the grand scheme of things, 1/2 a million years is not much, not much at all).Don’t expect life elsewhere to be magical, and superhuman. There are very few forms and feature possible, for them to have. Perhaps eyes that see better at night than ours. Perhaps they have sonar like bats and dolphins. Gills allowing breathing on land and in sea?? There are some possibilities. But the possibilities are limited.They will not be moving things with their minds. That is just not possible. They will not be able to make themselves invisible. (disguise themselves the way some octopii can is not out of the question). They will not be able to levitate without technological assistance, nor jump through time.What is, then more advanced??One would hope they have grown out of the age of belief in fairy tales. Perhaps they have grown past physical aggression and war. Perhaps they have starships and are a multi-stellar race (though there are no “shortcuts” in space travel, so they won’t be bee-bopping through the cosmos like in our science fiction).Bet they will have great comedy. lol.And medicinal advancements, who knows. Maybe they have defeated illness and aging. We might, eventually.Hard to say.We will find out though, for ourselves. It will just take some more time.

It depends on exactly what you mean by “most superior.” In terms of U.S. law, that would be the constitution.All laws in the U.S. must conform to the constitution. It is “the highest law in the land.”The constitution protects the people’s right to follow any religion they choose, or no religion. But it does not acknowledge the existence of God, nor does it endorse any particular religion. No matter what you think God’s opinion on any particular matter is, it is irrelevant.Nor are the people supreme. The constitution is built on a system of interlocking checks and balances. One of the things that is kept in check is the American people, the voters.The people do not directly elect the president; the electoral college does. The people have no role in appointing federal judges or Supreme Court justices. A judge is nominated by the president, and approved by the Senate. The voters choose who will sit in Congress, but have no role in removing someone. Congressmembers can only be expelled by their fellow Representatives or Senators.You want to change the constitution so that the voters get more say? Voters can’t do that, either. Constitutional amendments are implemented by Congress and state legislatures.The Supreme Court? No. The Supreme Court only exists because the Constitution “created” it. They can invalidate laws that conflict with the constitution, but they cannot change the constitution. (They can interpret it, but that is not the same.)

According to the information I can find, it was a Superior Court ruling, which means that it's highly likely that it will wind its way into the appellate system.  With a matter as controversial as this, it's also likely it will make it all the way to the state supreme court.

Actually in many ways the Soviets outmaneuvered the United States. The American victory was the simple fact that socialism does not work and free market capitalism does work. Note: I thank Brent B. for his suggestions . He thought I should say ‘Communism’ instead of ‘socialism’ here. Actually I meant to say socialism. And point out that there are no successful socialist economies anywhere in the world. (The Scandinavians and other European countries do not have socialist economies, they are welfare states that have preserved core capitalist economies to pay the bills for their welfare state. Even the Chinese Communists have figured that out.)The Cold War is a long complicated story.war and social upheaval: The Cold WarThe Soviet Union had the strongest hand. It had a compliant population. It had all of Eastern Europe. And when China went Communist, it had a powerful ally. It had huge resources. A well educated population with more engineers and scientists than America. A larger army than America and a huge military force that could have overrun Western Europe.But in the final analysis the Soviet Union with all its power could not match America’s free market capital economy. Just as the Arsenal of Democracy helped win World War II, American workers and farmers were key to winning the Cold War. It is fairly simple. The raw materials and labor inputs that went into Soviet factories were worth MORE than than the manufactured goods that they produced. The Soviet socialist economy pure and simple destroyed wealth. While the Soviets could have won a military slug fest, with a socialist economy that destroyed wealth, they could not compete with the West economically. It is why the modern Russian economy is based on exporting raw materials.I know the socialists among us will deny that socialism destroys wealth. Just compare East and West Germany. The Cold War country trends Germany East Germany GDR DDR And just look look at how state-owned and managed enterprises were not able to deliver prosperous incomes to workers. The Cold War -- economic trends Remember it was Polish workers not evil capitalists through Solidarity that began the unraveling of the Soviet Empire. Notice how many Communist countries voted to remain Communist when actually allowed to freely vote. The answer of course is ZERO.And look at what happened to Soviet and Eastern European state-owned enterprises after the 1989–91 collapse of Communism — they quickly went bankrupt. Or look at Chinese state own enterprises today and compare them with capitalist enterprises in China. Or look at Korea. Before the Communists took over North Korea, the North was the more prosperous section of Korea. Look how capitalism in only a few decades generated the Miracle on the Han. The Miracle on the Han Not to mention Venezuelan state-owned enterprises. Only socialism can drive an oil rich country bankrupt. Venezuelan economyIncidentally, I have not disabled the comment feature. Actually I welcome comments. That is the interesting part of Quora. For whatever reason, Quora had done this. And I have no idea how to reverse this action by Quora. At any rate, feel free to comment: histclo@comcast.net. If you want to respond on Quora just answer the question and say at the beginning this is a comment on Dennis Weidner’s answer. Or you can offer an edit and just insert your comment, that still works. This is not what I want, but it is the only thing I know what to do because Quora automatically blocks comments to my answers.

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