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: Legal LiteracyThe economics of justice
By Hanna
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Legal literacy improves your decision making and lets you pick your fights instead of getting picked for a fight that is expensive to win or back out of. It can save you money and a lot of emotional wear and tear.Full post as published by Legal Literacy on April 17, 2010 (boomark / email).
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