This is another discussion assignment. Needs to be at least 150 words. The question we must write about is at the end of this comment. This is for Business Law and the question is about getting out of contrasts so easy in certain states. Please don't make this a wordy discussion. Just make it like you're talking out loud in class. I will include study notes from class in the next comment. This is due April 13th. Please read the following carefully. The purpose of this assignment is to create a dialogue among students focusing on an issue presented in the module content. Resources Using Discussion Boards - Blackboard Student Tutorial Grading Criteria ************ pass************of 60%, students must complete the minimum amount of work. The minimum amount of work is one opening post and two replies to classmates. To earn a grade higher than the minimum, students must do more than the minimum required. Opening (or initial) posts must answer the prompt fully. Replies must add content or pose questions. Grammar, spelling and punctuation are important. Points will be deducted for excessive errors. Specifications A minimum of 100 words is required for the initial post. Grammar and punctuation are important so points will be deducted for excessive mistakes. No texting language should be used at all. (Spell out the words and do not use numbers. ex. 4U should be written "for you"). Other students' discussion boards will not be visible to you until you create a thread and submit your initial post. Respond to at least two of your classmates' posts. Responses must be thoughtful and respectful. Responses such as " I agree" or "great post" are not sufficient. The Prompt Some states give consumers the right to cancel certain contracts for any reason within a short period of time after entering into them. For example, consumers in California can get out of gym membership contracts by sending the gym a cancellation notice within five business days of joining. Similar statutes cover insurance, weight loss services, door-to-door sales, and home repair contracts. If these agreements meet all of the requirements for a contract, why would a state allow people to get out of them so easily? Is this good policy? Alternatively, if consumers can cancel these contracts, why not allow everyone to cancel any contract within a few days? .