Which statement best describes the difference between a statute and case law? a statute is a law created by lawmakers; case law is an interpretation of the law by a judge. violating a statute can only result in a penalty or fine; violating a case law can result in jail. a statute involves constitutional law; case law involves criminal law. statutes refer to only state laws; case law can apply at the federal, state, or local level.
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In one or two sentences, summarize the author’s thesis statement about the equal rights amendment (era). how does this article excerpt give you a better understanding of the political difficulties that faced era proponents in the mid- and late 1970s?
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