1. You are researching permissible grounds for divorce in the State of Maryland. Assuming each of the following authorities is on point, which would be treated as primary authority? a. The case ofFlanagan v. Flanagan, from Maryland Court of Appeals. b. West's Key Number Digest, Divorce12 c. MD Code, Family Law, 7-102 d. Am. Jur. Pleading and Practice Forms, Divorce and Separation 78 e. A Maryland Law Encyclopedia article entitled, "Permissible grounds for divorce governed by statute"
2. You are researching eligibility for parole in the State of Colorado. Which of the following sources would be treated as secondary authority? a. An on point opinion from the official reporter for Colorado Supreme Court b. An on point opinion from the unofficial reporter for Colorado Supreme Court c. An on point opinion from the NY Court of Appeals d. An on point annotation from American Law Reports e. An on point opinion from US Supreme Court which has been overturned