[ad_1] The term “hanging chad” originated from the 2000 US presidential election when ballots with small pieces of paper still attached caused controversy. Florida’s voting methods were scrutinized, and a manual recount was required. The term remains in popular usage and is associated with electoral procedure breakdown. A hanging chad refers to a small piece […]
[ad_1] A suspended sentence means a convicted person may not have to serve prison time if they meet certain requirements set by the state, but must prove they can live a crime-free life. The sentence may remain in effect for the term of the sentence or longer, and failure to cooperate with court orders may […]
[ad_1] A suspended judge is known for imposing harsh sentences, often the maximum, and may oversee show trials. Lawyers may try to avoid them and work to get the best outcome for their clients. However, they still act within the law and may be scrupulous about trial procedure. Attorneys take their history into account when […]
[ad_1] Suspended animation slows down the body’s processes, making it appear dead but giving medical personnel more time to treat critical injuries. Different methods are being researched, including inducing severe hypothermia or poisoning the body with a toxic gas. This procedure could save lives and enable long-term space travel. Suspended animation is a state induced […]
[ad_1] A suspended loss is a type of capital loss that can be used to offset gains in subsequent years due to tax laws relating to passive activity, which generates passive income without active participation. The loss cannot be deducted from active income and can only be applied to passive income. A suspended loss is […]
[ad_1] The phrase “suspended breath” means to eagerly anticipate something, but many people don’t know its origin. It is often confused with the homophone “bated”. The phrase has been used since Shakespeare’s time and refers to stopped breathing. It is commonly used for immediate events. To wait with “suspended breath” means to eagerly anticipate something, […]
