Question

read leo kanowitzs quotation at the end of \for the era\.
ules of law that treat of the sexes per se inevitably produce far - reaching effects upon social, psychological and economic aspects of male - female relations beyond the limited confines of legislative chambers and courtrooms. as long as organized legal systems, at once the most respected and most feared social institutions, continue to differentiate sharply, in treatment or in words, between men and women on the basis of irrelevant and artificially created distinctions, the likelihood of men and women coming to regard one another primarily as fellow human beings and only secondarily as representatives of another sex will continue to be remote. when men and women are prevented from recognizing one anothers essential humanity by sexual prejudices, nourished by legal as well as social institutions, society as a whole suffers.
what summarizing mistake has reese made? used too many of the authors words left out an important idea paraphrased instead of summarized included a personal opinion

Explanation:

The quote discusses the far - reaching effects of laws treating the sexes differently on social, psychological and economic aspects. Without seeing Reese's summary, but based on the options, using too many of the author's words is a common summarizing mistake. The quote has complex ideas about sex - based legal treatment and its consequences, and if Reese copied a lot of the original text verbatim, it would be a problem.

Answer:

used too many of the author's words