Assassination is the murder of a public figure for religious or political reasons.

"The ""AAA"" gaming industry descirbes mid-sized and major developers and publishers with comparatively large production and marketing budgets. In recent times, the gaming community have started to accuse those AAA companies of making their games not challenging enough to experienced players, and catering more to casual players instead. This manifests in, for example, only allowing one particular way of passing a mission, or incluing an excessive amount of tips and hints for the player."

"Watchman policing style focuses on maintaining order through discretion. Individual officers have the flexibility to decide the best course of action- warning, tickets, arrests etc- based on the specific circumstances of each situation, and what they believe to be appropriate.

Whereas, legalistic policing style enforces the law strictly and uniformly. Officers must follow established procedures without considering individual circumstances. For example, a driver going at 61mph in a 60mph zone would be ticketed, regardless of the situation"

The “The Woman Who Has It All” trope typically depicts a female-presenting character as successful in a high-flying corporate career, with an active sex life, numerous love interests, great dedication to family and children, along with one or more of the following: an active engagement in the political sphere, sporting success, a large social group, or being in a leadership role of a women’s hobby group.

A watchmaker god creates the universe, sets it in motion, and does not interfere with its operation, akin to a watchmaker winding a clock and letting it run. An interventionist god actively involves itself in the universe, influencing events and outcomes through direct action or miracles.

The special criminal court is a court in Ireland that sits with three judges and no jury. Previously, it was used to try crimes involving the IRA, as juries feared the ramifications of finding IRA members guilty. Now, cases involving terrorism and organised crime are automatically brought before a special criminal court for trial. Cases are also brought when the director of public prosecutions certifies that the ordinary courts are inadequate to secure the effective administration of justice.

Alice Davis is a single mother living with her 16 year-old daughter Samantha in Southampton. Alice has been a police detective for almost thirty years, and loves her job. This morning, Samantha came home, crying and covered in blood. She admits to Alice that she became angry at her boyfriend (Derek) after discovering he was cheating, and stabbed him repeatedly, resulting in his death. Samantha says the body is in Derek’s garage and she wants Alice’s help disposing of it, and cleaning the scene, before his parents return from Prague tomorrow.