The courts in Texas establish public policy through judicial review and precedent. (True or false?)

The courts in Texas establish public policy through judicial review and precedent.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

 Q. 2

Public policy can be defined as any course of action taken by the government that affects any segment of the public.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

 Q. 3

Which of the following statements is true of the Texas voter ID law?
 
  a. It is a regulatory public policy.
  b. It makes it mandatory for people to have a passport before casting their ballots.
  c. It complicates the voting process.
  d. It takes away the right of voting from people who do not have a college degree.

 Q. 4

Which action would counter the opponents' charge that voter ID laws interfere with free elections?
 
  a. providing free voter IDs for registered voters
  b. setting up an online voting portal
  c. urging voters to pay to get their photo IDs made
  d. taking fingerprints of the voters at the time of voting

 Q. 5

Which of the following describes the voter ID law?
 
  a. Voter ID laws require voters to carry their voter ID at all times during the campaigns and elections.
  b. Voter ID laws require voters to show a proof of their date of birth to make them eligible to vote.
  c. Voter ID laws require voters to show proof of residence to receive IDs that make them eligible to vote.
  d. Voter ID laws require voters to show identification proving they are eligible to cast their votes.

 Q. 6

Which of the following was a criticism of the voter ID law?
 
  a. Critics thought it resulted in no party achieving a majority vote.
  b. Critics saw it as a boost to the democracy.
  c. Critics saw it as an attempt to suppress minority turnout.
  d. Critics saw it as an attempt to maintain equality in the system.