The law goes into effect immediately upon being signed by the President.

The law goes into effect on the date specified in the law itself.

The law goes into effect 30 days after being signed by the President.

The law goes into effect 60 days after being signed by the President.

To give people time to learn about the new law.

To give government agencies time to prepare for the new law.

To allow for a smooth transition to the new law.

All of the above.

The law may be unenforceable.

The law may be overturned by a court.

The people who violate the law may be subject to penalties.

All of the above.

A law that goes into effect before the date it was signed.

A law that goes into effect after the date it was signed.

A law that changes the legal consequences of actions that occurred before the law was passed.

A law that applies to pending cases.

Retroactive laws are always unconstitutional.

Retroactive laws are always constitutional.

Retroactive laws are constitutional only if they are narrowly tailored to serve a legitimate government interest.

Retroactive laws are constitutional only if they are passed by a unanimous vote of the legislature.

A provision in a law that makes the law effective immediately upon being signed by the President.

A provision in a law that makes the law effective on a date specified in the law itself.

A provision in a law that makes the law retroactive.

A provision in a law that allows the legislature to repeal the law at any time.

A provision in a law that makes the law expire on a specified date.

A provision in a law that makes the law effective on a specified date.

A provision in a law that makes the law retroactive.

A provision in a law that allows the legislature to repeal the law at any time.

To ensure that the law is reviewed periodically.

To prevent the law from becoming outdated.

To allow the legislature to repeal the law at any time.

All of the above.

An effective date is the date the law goes into effect, while a retroactive date is the date the law applies to.

An effective date is the date the law is signed by the President, while a retroactive date is the date the law goes into effect.

An effective date is the date the law is passed by the legislature, while a retroactive date is the date the law goes into effect.

An effective date is the date the law is published in the Federal Register, while a retroactive date is the date the law goes into effect.

The amended law goes into effect on the same date as the original law.

The amended law goes into effect on the date specified in the amendment.

The amended law goes into effect 30 days after the amendment is signed by the President.

The amended law goes into effect 60 days after the amendment is signed by the President.

The repealed law goes out of effect immediately.

The repealed law goes out of effect on the date specified in the repealing law.

The repealed law goes out of effect 30 days after the repealing law is signed by the President.

The repealed law goes out of effect 60 days after the repealing law is signed by the President.

A general effective date is the date the law goes into effect for everyone, while a specific effective date is the date the law goes into effect for a particular group of people.

A general effective date is the date the law goes into effect for the entire country, while a specific effective date is the date the law goes into effect for a particular state.

A general effective date is the date the law goes into effect for the entire state, while a specific effective date is the date the law goes into effect for a particular city.

A general effective date is the date the law goes into effect for the entire city, while a specific effective date is the date the law goes into effect for a particular neighborhood.

January 1, 2023

July 4, 2023

The date of the next election

The date the law is published in the Federal Register

The date the law is signed by the President

The date the law is published in the Federal Register

The date the law goes into effect for a particular group of people

The date the law goes into effect for a particular state

A prospective law is a law that applies to future conduct, while a retrospective law is a law that applies to past conduct.

A prospective law is a law that goes into effect immediately, while a retrospective law is a law that goes into effect at a later date.

A prospective law is a law that is passed by the legislature, while a retrospective law is a law that is created by the courts.

A prospective law is a law that is enforced by the police, while a retrospective law is a law that is enforced by the courts.