"The law doesn’t make it mandatory. In other words, a customer can decline to show a photo ID and put a purchase on a credit or debit card without any repercussions. Likewise, the merchant won’t be penalized if a cardholder doesn’t display a photo ID during a point-of-sale transaction."
- https://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/texas-photo-id-credit-card-law.php
Civil law would be the correct answer.
This is not relating to criminal offense.
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Answer:
No they can't. somehow they could
Explanation:
because Yu Right out of school they still can see each other, in school yes they maybe won't be able
Answer:
it really depends on the country or state being governed but I would say if the type of government is more of a dictatorship but still is considered a democracy then an example would be if they only allow families who have daughters to be legally married by the age of eighteen and all men to be drafted despite restrictions such as being handicapped etc
a good thing they can do is enable free health care for all citizens of that country or state.
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Law is always enforced by the state in the society it operates
