Question

1. qualifications for citizens to be appointed to enforce littering laws include:

a) he or she is a citizen of the local county government, consolidated government or municipality
b) he or she has never committed a felony
c) he or she is of good moral character
d) all of the above

1. which of the following does not describe the position of a citizen enforcing littering laws?

a) it is a paid position
b) there is no authority to enforce criminal laws
c) there is no authority to enforce traffic laws
d) there is no training

Explanation:

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To determine the qualifications for citizens appointed to enforce littering laws, we analyze each option:

• Option a: Being a citizen of the local county, consolidated, or municipal government is a typical residency - related qualification for such local enforcement roles.
• Option b: Having no felony record is a common moral and legal requirement for positions involving law enforcement or public trust.
• Option c: Being of good moral character is also a standard requirement for such positions.

Since all of a, b, and c are valid qualifications, the correct option is d.

• Option a: Citizen positions enforcing littering laws can be paid (e.g., in some municipal programs).
• Option b: Citizen enforcers of littering laws typically do not have the authority to enforce criminal laws, as that is the domain of law enforcement officers.
• Option c: Similarly, they do not have the authority to enforce traffic laws, which is also a specialized law - enforcement area.
• Option d: Citizen enforcers of littering laws usually receive some form of training (e.g., on the local littering ordinances, proper enforcement procedures) to perform their duties effectively. So this option does not describe the position.

Answer:

d) All of the above

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