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Janet, a lawyer, has been assigned to work on a money laundering case. She has collected the facts and understood the issue. According to the eight steps to legal reasoning, which of the following will be her next step?
A) verifying if the legal argument contains significant ambiguity
B) looking for evidence of relevant missing information
C) stating the reasons and conclusion of the issue
D) analyzing the ethical norms fundamental to the court's reasoning

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The Legal Environment of Business

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Authors: Kubasek, Brennan, Browne

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