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1. Informational use only

The site provides general U.S. legal information for personal, non-commercial reference. It is not legal advice, and no attorney–client relationship arises from using it — the disclaimer is part of these terms.

2. Intellectual property

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3. Acceptable use

Don't interfere with the site's operation, probe or attack its hosting, misrepresent its content as advice you're licensed to give, or frame it in a way that hides its source.

4. External links

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7. Changes

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8. Governing law

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