Explain the differences between primary and secondary sources
What will be an ideal response?
Primary sources are the resources that provide the actual law. Primary sources are found in statutes, case law, and the U.S. Constitution. Secondary sources are tools used to understand the law. One such tool is a legal encyclopedia that explains the law.
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a. online search engines b. online tutorials c. online templates d. all of the above
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a. plaintiff b. defendant c. appellant d. respondent
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A) 70 years from date of death. B) 70 years from last publication. C) 70 years from first publication. D) 70 years from first publication sale.