Law, 19.05.2020 15:23, laurachealsy923

In what circumstances is it better to use an annotated code than a legislative history when researching a statute?

A. When you need to present the statue to the judge during trial
B. When you nerd to learn about relevant court cases that address that statue
C. When you need to figure out the classification of the statute and read related statutes
D. When you need to understand what congress was thinking when they enacted the law.

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