Veronica and Paul are arguing about whether or not states have any rights under the UCC. If you were explaining state's rights under the UCC, which of the following is true regarding state rights in relationship to the UCC?
A) Since the UCC is a federal law, states have no right to change it.
B) Each state is allowed to rewrite parts of the UCC to reflect the wishes of its state legislature and they become part of that state's commercial code.
C) States must adopt the UCC in full or not at all.
D) State legislatures may make changes to Article 2 of the UCC but not to any other articles.
E) State legislatures may make changes to Article 2 and Article 2(A) of the UCC but not to any other articles.

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The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) is a model set of laws designed to harmonize the law of sales and other commercial transactions across the United States. It is not a federal law but a uniform act that states can adopt as part of their state law. States have the flexibility to modify or adapt the UCC to meet their specific needs before adopting it, making it part of their state's commercial code. This allows for variations among states based on local preferences or requirements.

Veronica and Paul Are Arguing About Whether or Not States