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Free Textbooks Open forum for all Disciplines Here is a link to a website which provides textbooks for all subjects, this is a great place for instructors to select books from then their students will be able to utilize and have access to these texts at no charge. Let's make access to school easier, eliminating as many hurdles as we possibly can, and one major one is the costs of associated college texts required for classes. The book companies continue to take advantage of students, nowadays when students used to buy books now they are paying the same price to have limited access to them. These texts come unbound, loose-leaf but the prices have not changed all this to prevent students from being able to sell the book back or allows one of their peers to benefit from it. STOP PEARSONS from ripping off students Open Textbook Library https://open.umn.edu/opentextbooks/subjects

1) Law is B a)       A body of religious principles held by all members of society.    b)       A body of principles that society establishes to keep things running smoothly. c)       Always the result of case law decisions. d)       Derived solely form the U.S. Constitution. 2) Law consists of A a)       Principles that govern conduct.   b)       Mere guidelines.    c)       Arbitrary rules. d)       None of the above. 3) Our rights flow from D a)       The U.S. Constitution. b)       Federal statutes.   c)       City ordinances. d)       All of the above. 4) Individual rights guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution: D a)       Have no accompanying duties. b)       Apply only to a small number of individuals. c)       Are subject to legislative laws. d)       Generally have accompanying duties.   5) A right is defined as     B a)       An obligation.    b)       A legal capacity to require another party to perform an act.    c)       Any