Question

hardship license.
choose only one best answer.
a it’s written in the law
b the court
c the police department or county law officers
d the kentucky transportation cabinet

Explanation:

A hardship license (also known as a restricted driver's license) in many jurisdictions, including Kentucky, is typically issued by the court. The court assesses the need for a hardship license, especially in cases where a person's license has been suspended or restricted but there are essential needs (like work, medical appointments) that require driving. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is involved in driver licensing but the court is the entity that grants hardship licenses. The police department or county law officers don't issue hardship licenses, and "it's written in the law" is a general statement not the issuing authority.

Answer:

B. The Court