All of the following contracts would be illegal, and not binding on the parties, except
A) a contract whereby one person agrees to spread false and damaging information about another.
B) a contract whereby one person agrees to sell a banned substance (e.g., cocaine) to another.
C) the act of paying for sexual favours (prostitution).
D) a contract between camera dealers whereby they agree not to sell a specific model of camera below a specified price.
E) a contract in which a lawyer agrees to represent an accused where the accused did commit the crime.

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Contracts that involve illegal activities, such as spreading false information (libel), selling banned substances, or engaging in prostitution, are not legally binding. However, a contract where a lawyer agrees to represent an accused, even if the accused did commit the crime, is legal and binding. The legal system ensures everyone has the right to representation, regardless of the crime they are accused of committing.

All of the Following Contracts Would Be Illegal, and Not