Which of the following is an example of the state's exercise of its police power? a. the enactment of state criminal codes. b. the enactment of state criminal codes and zoning laws. c. the enactment of criminal laws, building codes, zoning laws, sanitation standards for restaurants, and regulations for the practice of medicine. d. the enactment of criminal laws, building codes, zoning laws, and regulations for the practice of medicine, but not sanitation standards for restaurants. e. the enactment of laws governing regulations for law enforcement only.

D. The enactment of criminal laws, building codes, zoning laws, and regulations for the practice of medicine, but not sanitation standards for restaurants.

Explanation:

The State is considered to be a police power by any activity of the public administration that regulates the practice of act or de facto abstention, due to the public interest concerning safety, hygiene, order, customs, production and market discipline, exercise of economic activities dependent on the concession or authorization of the Government, public tranquility or respect for property and individual or collective rights.

Based on this, we can state that, among the options given in the above question, the one that refers to the police power by the state is the letter D.

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answer: no there are many laws put in place to stop you but if you somehow passed the tests than you could.

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