The Uniform Electronic Transmission Act (UETA)
A)declares that a contract or signature may not be denied enforceability just because it is in electronic form.
B)declares that e-signatures are invalid.
C)creates a safe cyberspace environment in which business communications cannot be intercepted or fraudulently altered.
D)has only been adopted in a handful of states.

Question

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The Uniform Electronic Transmission Act (UETA) declares that a contract or signature may not be denied enforceability just because it is in electronic form. This means that electronic signatures are considered valid and enforceable in the same way as traditional handwritten signatures.

Answer: D 
 The Uniform Electronic Transmission Act (UETA) has been adopted in over 47 states, so it is incorrect to say that it has only been adopted in a handful of states. Options B and C are also incorrect because UETA does not address intercepting or altering business communications and does not render e-signatures invalid.