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Lottery:
game involving the three elements of prize,chance, and consideration.
Wager:


bet on the uncertain outcome of an event.
Compounding a crime:
accepting something of value for a promise not to inform on or prosecute a suspected criminal.
Competency license:
state requirement for people in certain occupations and businesses to pass exams and receive a license.
Revenue License:
required license imposed by the government on certain occupations for the sole purpose of raising money.
Anti-Trust Laws:
laws that prohibit competing companies from fixing or diving up sales regions; the Sherman, Clayton, and Federal Trade Commission Acts are the foremost examples of these laws at a federal level.
Price Fixing:
competitors agree to charge the same amount for a product or service.


Bid Rigging:
competitors agreement that one bidder will have the lowest bid fro a particular job.
Unconscionable:
term or contract that, under the UCC, is grossly unfair and oppressive.
Statute of Frauds:
law stating that certain agreement are not enforceable in court unless they are evidenced by a signed writing
Parol Evidence:
spoken words inadmissible in court.