The second step of the statutory analysis process requires:
A. a careful reading of the statute.
B. a determination of whether the statute provides more than one rule or test.
C. a review of all sections of the statute.
D. identification of the statutory elements.
E. all of the above.
F. a, b, and d.
Answer: D
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