Which of the following is true about laws in the United States?

They are made by the police.

They forbid or require certain actions.

They are invalid unless every citizen has voted to accept them.

They prevent criticism of the government.

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12 November, 12:12

Which of the following is true about laws in the United States?

They are made by the police.

They forbid or require certain actions.

They are invalid unless every citizen has voted to accept them.

They prevent criticism of the government.

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Karla Bernard · Answer 1

They forbid or require certain actions.

Explanation:

Every other answer is completely off. The police don't make laws, they are always valid, and they don't prevent criticism of the government.

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Jamie Ellis · Answer 2

The United States laws aren't made to Forbid or require certain actions.

Which of the following is true about laws in the United States?They are made by the police.They forbid or require certain actions.They are invalid unless every citizen has voted to accept them.They prevent criticism of the government.

Which of the following is true about laws in the United States?

They are made by the police.

They forbid or require certain actions.

They are invalid unless every citizen has voted to accept them.

They prevent criticism of the government.