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    Private Property Exists Because Laws Against Trespass Are Defined By
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Private Property Exists Because Laws Against Trespass Are Defined By

Question 15

Question 15

Multiple Choice

Private property exists because laws against trespass are defined by:


A) state statutes
B) city ordinances
C) the U.S.Congress
D) administrative rules and regulations
E) the Bill of Rights

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