Secondary sources of law, such as Restatements,
A) Are binding in all 50 states
B) Ensure that the law is clear to all that read it
C) Requires that the executive branch approves it
D) Have no independent authority or legally binding effect

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Restatements are not legally binding; they are secondary sources that aim to distill the common law and its principles into a coherent form, but they do not have independent authority. Courts may consider them persuasive, but they are not required to follow them.

Secondary Sources of Law, Such as Restatements