Question 1

Attorneys may submit written questions to be answered by the opposing party called

Accepted Answer

A)  depositions. 
B)  requests for submissions. 
C)  interrogatories. 
D)  request for admissions. 
A)  depositions. 
B)  requests for submissions. 
C)  interrogatories. 
D)  request for admissions.

Question 2

_______ jurisdiction refers to the authority of the court to determine the rights of the defendant in a lawsuit.

Accepted Answer

A)  In rem 
B)  Subject matter 
C)  In personam 
D)  Quasi in rem 
A)  In rem 
B)  Subject matter 
C)  In personam 
D)  Quasi in rem

Question 3

In Cockrell , the court held that

Accepted Answer

A)  the South Carolina court did not have personal jurisdiction over the Research Center and the Center's director who certified the aluminum bat that hit the baseball, injuring Cockrell. 
B)  the South Carolina court did have personal jurisdiction over the Research Center and the Center's director who certified the aluminum bat that hit the baseball, injuring Cockrell. 
C)  the bat manufacturer and those who certified the aluminum bat were liable for Cockrell's injuries because all of their actions contributed to the injuries. 
D)  it did not matter where those who certified the aluminum bat were located and they could be held liable for Cockrell's injuries because their actions contributed to the injuries. 
A)  the South Carolina court did not have personal jurisdiction over the Research Center and the Center's director who certified the aluminum bat that hit the baseball, injuring Cockrell. 
B)  the South Carolina court did have personal jurisdiction over the Research Center and the Center's director who certified the aluminum bat that hit the baseball, injuring Cockrell. 
C)  the bat manufacturer and those who certified the aluminum bat were liable for Cockrell's injuries because all of their actions contributed to the injuries. 
D)  it did not matter where those who certified the aluminum bat were located and they could be held liable for Cockrell's injuries because their actions contributed to the injuries.

Question 4

The "wherefore" clause of the complaint is also called the

Accepted Answer

A)  caption. 
B)  prayer for relief. 
C)  recital of the cause of action. 
D)  summation. 
A)  caption. 
B)  prayer for relief. 
C)  recital of the cause of action. 
D)  summation.

Question 5

_______ service refers to process being served to someone other than the defendant, such as a relative living at the defendant's abode.

Accepted Answer

A)  Publication 
B)  Substituted 
C)  Personal 
D)  Vicarious 
A)  Publication 
B)  Substituted 
C)  Personal 
D)  Vicarious

Question 6

An attorney who wishes to exclude a juror because of a prejudice makes a

Accepted Answer

A)  challenge for cause. 
B)  peremptory challenge. 
C)  challenge for bias. 
D)  motion to disqualify. 
A)  challenge for cause. 
B)  peremptory challenge. 
C)  challenge for bias. 
D)  motion to disqualify.

Attorneys may submit written questions to be answered by the opposing party called

_______ jurisdiction refers to the authority of the court to determine the rights of the defendant in a lawsuit.

In Cockrell , the court held that

The "wherefore" clause of the complaint is also called the

_______ service refers to process being served to someone other than the defendant, such as a relative living at the defendant's abode.

An attorney who wishes to exclude a juror because of a prejudice makes a

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Exam 7: Procedure in Civil Cases

Attorneys may submit written questions to be answered by the opposing party called

_______ jurisdiction refers to the authority of the court to determine the rights of the defendant in a lawsuit.

In Cockrell , the court held that

The "wherefore" clause of the complaint is also called the

_______ service refers to process being served to someone other than the defendant, such as a relative living at the defendant's abode.

An attorney who wishes to exclude a juror because of a prejudice makes a

Law and the Profession of Law

Ethics

Sources of the Law Cases

Sources of the Law Legislation

Trial and Appellate Courts

State and Federal Courts

The Law of Criminal Procedure

Criminal Law

Torts Personal Injury and Compensation

Contracts and Commercial Law

The Law of Property

Family Law

Administrative Law and Procedure

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