Jack has three _________, and he borrowed his elder _____________ ca A: other- in- laws; brother- in- law’s B: others- in- law; brother’s- in- law C: others- in- law; brother- in- law’s D: other- in- laws; brother’s- in- law

Which of the following is not an example of a public policy? A: equilibrium laws B: rent-control laws C: minimum-wage laws D: taxes

Which of the following are examples of a public policy? A: rent-control laws B: minimum-wage laws C: taxes D: equilibrium laws

Look at the black cat. _____is my _____. A: It; brother B: It; brother’s C: They; brother D: They; brother’s

Mr. Smith has two __________, both ofwhom are teachers in a school. A: brothers-in-law B: brother-in-laws C: brothers-in-laws D: brothers-in law

______ was drunk again last night. A: That brother of yours B: That your brother C: Your that brother D: That brother of you

Which of the following is not true about federal laws A: Federal laws are enforced by the Securities and Exchange Commission. B: Federal laws apply to securities listed on the national security exchanges. C: Federal laws apply to mutual funds and all of OTC stocks. D: Federal laws require the registration of new securities.

There are three main laws of mechanics _____ three laws of Newton. A: or B: and C: so D: /

Common laws are laws which have been established through common practice in the courts.

Why are laws formed A: laws are made before a contingency B: Laws are made after a contingency C: A contingency always happens before a law is approved and passed D: laws are passed to stand the 'test of time' and are applicable to other similar circumstances in the future