Question

8 what is a way to change a law? choose two. citizens refuse to follow the law the president conducts a public hearing about the law the legislature writes a new law that changes, amends, or replaces the law a judge declares the law unconstitutional

Explanation:

• "Citizens refuse to follow the law" is not a legitimate way to change a law (it's civil disobedience, not a formal change process).
• "The president conducts a public hearing" is a consultative step, not a law - changing action.
• Legislatures (like Congress) have the power to write new laws that amend or replace existing ones, so "The legislature writes a new law that changes, amends, or replaces the law" is valid.
• In systems with judicial review (e.g., US), a judge can declare a law unconstitutional, which effectively changes its legal status, so "A judge declares the law unconstitutional" is valid.

Answer:

C. The legislature writes a new law that changes, amends, or replaces the law
D. A judge declares the law unconstitutional