When you have an idea for a new local public safety law, what step can you take to make the law a reality? Tell the police chief to change the law.
Ask a local lawmaker to propose a new law.
Petition the United States Congress to change the law.
Take your new idea before a judge who can change the law.

I'm not positive but I think it is b.

Explanation:

because the police chief can't change the law and you'd have to be really lucky to see the United States Congress in person.

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