Police Powers Refer to the

question 3

Multiple Choice

Police powers refer to the

• A) powers held by U.S. states to regulate public safety, health and welfare.
• B) ability of the national government to enforce federal criminal codes within state boundaries.
• C) ability for individuals to make "citizens' arrests."
• D) ability of Congress to declare martial law.
• E) power of the federal government over state militias.

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