Law, 15.01.2021 14:00, vistagallosky

40. Sarah has been asked to explain the "right-to-know" law to her coworkers in the forensics lab. How will she MOST accurately explain this law?
All lab workers must know how to operate a handgun.
Scientists are informed of any potentially dangerous materials.
Forensic scientists are told when criminals are in the building.
No scientists have to testify in a criminal case if they choose not to.

40. Sarah has been asked to explain the right-to-know law to her coworkers in the forensics lab.

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