Opponents of the voter ID law charge that the laws discriminate against poor people because it costs money to obtain a state driver's license or identification card and thus violates the constitutional safeguard against imposing any kind of tax on voting

Which of the following contributed to the liberation of Egypt and became a symbol of the anti-Mubarak Movement?

a. Wael Ghonim b. Anwar Sadat c. Nelson Mandela d. Mohandas Gandhi e. Jimmy Carter

In Lawrence v. Texas, the court determined that

a. people are entitled to their privacy, so private conduct cannot be a crime. b. people are subject to the norms of common morality, so private conduct can be criminalized. c. where public morality is different from the law, the voters should decide which standard should be followed. d. None of the above is correct.