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Category > Psychology Posted 07 Nov 2017 My Price 10.00

Service of process

Service of process is: (Points : 3)

       The filing of pleadings
       The delivery of legal documents
       Passage of time before a lawsuit can be filed
       The manner in which actions begin

 

Question 2.2. Which of the following is false? A deposition is: (Points : 3)
       Part of the discovery process
       A formal means to find out information
       Conducted by the judge
       Transcribed by a court reporter

 

Question 3.3. The initial pleading in a civil action in which a plaintiff alleges a cause or causes of action is: (Points : 3)
       Counterclaim
       Response
       Cross-action
       Complaint

 

Question 4.4. A motion whose purpose is to dispose of a lawsuit without further proceedings is called: (Points : 3)
       Motion for particulars
       Motion to intervene
       Motion of expungement
       Motion for summary judgment

 

Question 5.5. An action brought by a party who has been sued against the person who has sued him is called: (Points : 3)
       Counterclaim
       Response
       Interrogatory
       Complaint

 

Question 6.6. An answer is: (Points : 3)
       A pleading in response to a complaint
       A draft complaint
       A third party response
       An answerable intent

 

Question 7.7. Causes of action are circumstances that give a person the right to bring a lawsuit and to receive relief from a court. (Points : 3)
       True 
       False 

 

Question 8.8. All of the following are types of claimants except: (Points : 3)
       Petitioner
       Challenger
       defendant
       plaintiff

 

Question 9.9. At a preliminary hearing, the prosecutor decides whether the defendant will stand trial. (Points : 3)
       True 
       False 

 

Question 10.10. A lesser included offense is a criminal act sharing some of the same elements as the crime for which a defendant has been indicted and for which the defendant may be convicted, so long as he is not convicted of the more serious offense and this is not considered double jeopardy. (Points : 3)
       True 
       False 

 

Question 11.11. The definition of the state of mind that is required to commit a crime is called: (Points : 3)
       In rem
       Mens rea
       Corpus delicti
       Modus operandi

 

Question 12.12. The intentional tort of battery is the touching or striking of one person by another and without consent, or by an object put in motion by the tortfeasor with the intention of doing harm or giving offense. (Points : 3)
       True 
       False 

 

Question 13.13. Which of these is not a felony? (Points : 3)
       Murder
       Traffic violation
       Robbery
       Larceny

 

Question 14.14. A misdemeanor is a crime not rising to the level of a felony. In most jurisdictions, misdemeanors are offenses for which the punishment is incarceration for less than a year. (Points : 3)
       True 
       False 

 

Question 15.15. Probable cause is a mimimal amount of suspicion that a crime has been committed supported by facts that are probably true. (Points : 3)
       True 
       False 

 

Question 16.16. A definition of robbery is the felonious taking of money or anything of value from the person of another or from his presence, against his will, by force or by putting him in fear including all of the following except: (Points : 3)
       Theft
       Embezzlement
       Aggravated assault
       Abduction

 

Question 17.17. The definition of a supervening act (in a negligence case) is an additional event that occurs subsequent to the original negligence and becomes the proximate cause of injury. (Points : 3)
       True 
       False 

 

Question 18.18. The plaintiff must prove negligence when alleging injury resulting from an unreasonably dangerous defective product. (Points : 3)
       True 
       False 

 

Question 19.19. The civil standard that is used to determine whether a breach of duty occurred is: (Points : 3)
       Reasonable person
       Beyond a reasonable doubt
       Clear and convincing evidence
       Negligence ab initio

 

Question 20.20. Negligence per se is determined by: (Points : 3)
       The judge
       The jury
       A law
       The U.S. Supreme Court

 

Question 21.21. The purpose of punitive damages is to make an example of the defendant and to discourage others from engaging in the same kind of conduct in the future. (Points : 3)
       True 
       False 

 

Question 22.22. The duty of establishing the truth of a matter or the duty of proving a fact that is in dispute is called: (Points : 3)
       Dismissal
       Exhibit
       Jury
       Burden of proof

 

Question 23.23. A group of people selected to determine the truth of a matter is called: (Points : 3)
       Court of appeals
       Mediator
       Jury
       Expert witness

 

Question 24.24. A prospective juror whom a party decides is unqualified or unacceptable may be challenged for cause or may be the subject of a peremptory challenge during: (Points : 3)
       An out-of-court settlement
       Voir dire
       Oral argument
       Jury instructions

 

Question 25.25. Arbitration, conciliation, mediation, and mini-trials are speedier and less costly methods for resolving disputes than going to court. These are examples of: (Points : 3)
       Certiorari
       Impaneling a jury
       Voir dire
       Alternative dispute resolution

 

Question 26.26. The ending of a lawsuit by agreement is called: (Points : 3)
       Settlement
       Appeal
       Court order
       Judgment

 

Question 27.27. The security given for a defendant’s appearance in court is known as: (Points : 3)
       Incest
       Bail
       Malice
       Extortion

 

Question 28.28. The degree of proof needed to convict a person of a crime is: (Points : 3)
       Proof beyond a reasonable doubt
       Preponderance of the evidence
       Clear and convincing proof
       A scintilla of evidence

 

Question 29.29. The intentional and premeditated killing of a human being is: (Points : 3)
       Murder
       Manslaughter
       Misdemeanor
       Mens rea

 

Question 30.30. The willful and malicious burning of a building is called: (Points : 3)
       Larceny
       Embezzlement
       Arson
       Forgery

 

Question 31.31. The local newspaper deliberately wrote a false story about a shopkeeper, stating that he was a drunk. This is known as: (Points : 3)
       Libel
       Slander
       Conversion
       Battery

 

Question 32.32. To save production costs, the manufacturer of a baby formula deliberately leaves out the iron that is advertised as a major feature of the formula. A baby is fed the formula for several weeks and suffers severe anemia. The baby’s parents hire a lawyer to proceed against the manufacturer after they have the product tested at a lab. The lawyer will most likely recommend a suit based on: (Points : 3)
       Wrongful death
       Necessity
       Product liability
       Contributory negligence

 

Question 33.33. Scott Hansen wants to get a lot of money for his 2008 car. He tells the purchaser the car only has 30,000 miles, when in reality it has 130,000 miles. This is an example of: (Points : 3)
       Necessity
       Misrepresentation
       Infliction of emotional distress
       Contributory negligence

 

Question 34.34. Fred Hunt approaches an elevator, which stops 6 inches higher than the floor. The elevator has not been serviced in over 10 years. Fred Hunt is in a hurry and is not looking where he is going. Fred trips and is severely injured. Should the matter go to trial, the court will weigh the evidence comparing the negligence of the plaintiff with that of the defendant. This is known as: (Points : 3)
       Last clear chance
       Assumption of risk
       Comparative negligence
       Invasion of privacy

 

Question 35.35. A means for providing a party with access to facts that are within the knowledge of the other side, to enable the party to better try the case is: (Points : 3)
       Diversity
       Discovery
       Injunction
       Equitable action

 

Question 36.36. A person who brings a lawsuit is the: (Points : 3)
       Defendant
       Respondent
       Plaintiff
       Stenographer

 

Question 37.37. A caption is: (Points : 3)
       The heading on a pleading or motion
       A cause of action
       An affirmation
       An action

 

Question 38.38. The jurisdiction of a federal court arising from a controversy between citizens of different states is: (Points : 3)
       Jurisprudence
       Personal jurisdiction
       Diversity jurisdiction
       In personam jurisdiction

 

Question 39.39. The charge made in writing by a grand jury based upon evidence presented to it, accusing a person of having committed a criminal act, is the: (Points : 3)
       Preliminary hearing
       Arrest
       Stop
       Indictment

 

Question 40.40. The rule of constitutional law that evidence secured by the police by means of an unreasonable search and seizure cannot be used as evidence in a criminal prosecution is: (Points : 3)
       Strict liability crimes
       Lesser included offense
       Exclusionary rule
       Beyond a reasonable doubt

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