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This document provides an introduction to business law. It defines key legal terms like plaintiff and defendant. It explains that laws affect both personal and business life. Personal laws regulate activities like driving and property ownership, while business laws impose regulations around areas like zoning, environmental protection, and workplace safety. Laws originate from constitutions, common law traditions, and statutes passed by legislatures. Major classifications of law include constitutional, civil, criminal, administrative, and international law. The document stresses that in addition to legal obligations, people have moral responsibilities to help and protect one another.
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