Of the following, which one is NOT a style of law writing?
a. Apodictic law writing
b. Casuistry law writing
c. Definition law writing
d. Authoritative law writing
d. Authoritative law writing
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Incorrect: Authoritative law writing is not a style of how laws are written.
Incorrect: Authoritative law writing is not a style of how laws are written.
Incorrect: Authoritative law writing is not a style of how laws are written.
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