Legal rights are Group of answer choices

a. The lack of clarity as to whether a particular act violates a law, rule or policy

b. The act of informing authorities of harmful, dangerous, or illegal activities

c. The "just claims" given to all humans within a government's jurisdiction

d. The system of rules established by authority, society, or custom

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3 November, 01:00

Legal rights are Group of answer choices

a. The lack of clarity as to whether a particular act violates a law, rule or policy

b. The act of informing authorities of harmful, dangerous, or illegal activities

c. The "just claims" given to all humans within a government's jurisdiction

d. The system of rules established by authority, society, or custom

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Valentino Gallagher · Answer 1

c. The "just claims" given to all humans within a government's jurisdiction

Explanation:

Legal rights refers to rights of individuals according to law of the state ... A legal right is a legal claim which is recognizable and enforceable by law. Legal rights are based on society's customs, laws, statutes or laws and actions by legislatures. A valid example of a legal right is the right to vote given to all citizens in which case would be considered illegal if this right is deprived of citizens.