The statement below is from a document. "Without support from Congress or the President, efforts to avoid compliance with enacted law are not likely to succeed." What conclusion can be drawn from the statement? (1 point) Responses It is illegal to suspend mail delivery. It is illegal to suspend mail delivery. It is illegal to suspend fire services. It is illegal to suspend fire services. It is illegal to suspend trash collection. It is illegal to suspend trash collection. It is illegal to suspend police services.

Answer 1

The conclusion that can be drawn from the statement is that without support from Congress or the President, it is unlikely that efforts to avoid compliance with any enacted laws, including the laws governing services like mail delivery, fire services, trash collection, or police services, would be successful. Therefore, it implies that such suspensions would be illegal unless there is proper support and authority to do so. However, the specific options provided (mail delivery, fire services, trash collection, police services) are not explicitly stated in the original statement and depend on the context of the "enacted law" being referred to.

In a simplified response to point out the illegality, the answer would be that it is illegal to suspend any of these services unless permitted by law—no single option can be definitively concluded from the original statement.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Based on the statement "Without support from Congress or the President, efforts to avoid compliance with enacted law are not likely to succeed," the provided options imply specific services. However, the original statement does not specify any individual service.

Therefore, the conclusion that can generally be drawn is that without the necessary support, it is illegal to suspend compliance with any enacted laws including those governing essential services. Since no specific service is mentioned in the statement, we can't conclusively say any particular one is illegal to suspend.

If forced to choose from the options given, any of them could technically fit under the illegal suspension of services governed by enacted laws, but no specific service stands out from the statement itself. Thus, a definitive answer cannot be provided without more context on the specific law mentioned.

If you are looking for an answer related to the suspension of essential services, you could choose any one of the options (e.g., "It is illegal to suspend mail delivery").