The No Electronic Theft Act (NET Act) Refers to a Federal

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True/False

The No Electronic Theft Act (NET Act) refers to a federal law that makes it illegal to use technological means to bypass or override programs designed to prevent access to a copyrighted work.

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Definitions:

Church Doctrine

The official teachings and beliefs of a religious institution, often based on sacred texts and traditions.

Breaking Away

The act of distancing oneself from previous affiliations or conventions, seeking independence or a new direction.

Sects

Usually form by breaking away from churches due to disagreement about church doctrine. Sects are less integrated into society and less bureaucratized than churches. They are often led by charismatic leaders, who tend to be relatively intolerant of religious opinions other than their own.

Worldly Authority

Worldly authority pertains to the power or control that is recognized in the material or secular aspects of life, distinct from spiritual or religious authority.