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1. A contract most likely will be
declared unconscionable if:
(a) it is unfair to one party.
(b) it contains a cancellation
clause.
(c) it is oppressive and the
weaker party did not fullyunderstand the consequences
of the agreement.
(d) it is signed by a minor
(c) it is oppressive and the
weaker party did not fully
understand the
consequences of the
agreement.
2. A contract that has its terms
set down in a clear-cut fashion
either orally or in writing is
called a(an)
a) valid contract b)implied
contract c) bilateral contract
d) express contract
d) express contract
3. A disaster that occurs as a
result of natural causes not
aided by any human action is
a/an
(a) statue of limitations. (b)
act of God. (c) double
jeopardy. (d) malfeasance
(b) act of God
4. A group of laws within
common law that deal with the
wrongs against individual
persons is called
a) business law b) civil law c)
case law d) common law
b) civil law
5. A jurist is
(a) juror. (b) one with
thorough knowledge of law
and written on legal subjects.
(c) the judge. (d) esquire
(b) one with thorough
knowledge of law and
written on legal subjects
6. A latin term meaning in itself
or by itself is
(a) alias. (b) sui juris. (c) per
se. (d) et alius.
(c) per se
7. ad litem for the suit
8. Another term for "signing" a
document is
(a) conforming the document.
(b) executing the document.
(c) inking the document. (d)
verifying the document.
(b) executing the
document
9. attempt to compensate the
plaintiff for his or her loss
compensatory damages
10. available damages for the tort
of intentional infliction of
mental distress
punitive damages
11. Case Number 1: Assume you are a legal
secretary assigned to work for two
associates in a large law firm. You enjoy
working for both attorneys; however, one
problem occurs all too frequently. Several
times a week you are faced with the
dilemma of whose work to do first. Bothinsist they need their job done
immediately. What do you do?
(a) one of them had to turn in the work
first-even if it was only seconds before.
First come, first served.
(b) ask one of your coworkers to do you a
favor and handle one of the jobs for you.
(c) flip a coin.
(d) Take the problem to your employers
and ask them to decide between
themselves whose work should take
priority.
(d) Take the
problem to
your
employers
and ask
them to
decidebetween
themselves
whose work
should take
priority.
12. consideration, something for something quid pro quo
13. Corportations are governed by laws of the
(a) state governement. (b) county
government. (c) federal government. (d)
United Nations.
(a) state
government
14. duces tecum you bring
with you
15. et al and others
16. et vir and
husband
17. Feasance is
(a) performance of an illegal act. (b)
misconduct. (c) proper performance of a
legal act. (d) in itself or by itself
(c) proper
performance
of a legal act
18. forever, without limit, to infinity ad infinitum
19. In legal documents, amounts should be
shown in
a) words only b) figures only c) words and
figures, with the words first d) figures
and words, with the figures first
c) words
and figures,
with the
words first
20. in re in the behalf
of
21. intervivos between
living
22. Jurisprudence is
(a) the philosophy or science of law. (b)
an encyclopedia of laws commonly used
by lawyers as a reference. (c) a dictionary
of legal terms. (d) system of written law
for a given areas.
(a) the
philosophy
or science of
law.
23. mens rea guilty mind
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54.Which of the following is a correct
statement?
(a) every crime is also a tort.
(b) every tort is also a crime.
(c) most crimes are also torts.
(d) is always substantial.
(c) most
crimes are
also torts
55.Which of the following is a legal
instrument and NOT a court paper?
a) summons b) complaint c) subpoena d)
will
d) will
56.Which of the following may be legitimate
nondiscriminatory criteria for selection of
an employee:
(a) age. (b) race. (c) color. (d) educational
level.
(d)
educational
level
57.Writ is
(a) dispute plaintiff claims in a court of
law. (b) written application to the court
for action on a legal matter. (c) written
command issued by the court requiringsome specified action. (d) paperwork on
an illegal procedure
(c) written
command
issued by
the court
requiringsome
specified
action
58.You are employed at the
law firm of Delaney and
Aberdome, State of Ohio,
County of Jefferson. You
have been asked to
prepare an affidavit as to
the age of a minor child
for your client, Hilda
Richardson. The casenumber is DW-5633. She
is stating that she is the
mother of Jocyln
Richardson who was
born on June 15, 2005, at
Otsego Memorial
Hospital in Gaylord,
Michigan, county of
Otsego, and is now 6
months old.
IN THE 4TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND
FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY,
OHIO
STATE OF OHIO,
Plaintiff,
v. CASE NO. DW-5633
HILDA RICHARDSON,
Defendant.(underlined)AFFIDAVIT
I, HILDA RICHARDSON, upon
oath, state as follows:
1. I am the mother of Jocyln
Richardson; and said child was
born at Otsego Memorial
Hospital, in the county of
Otsego and state of Michigan,
on the 15th day of June, 2005,
and is now six (6) months old.
_______________________HILDA RICHARDSON
WITNESS my hand and official
seal in the County and State
aforesaid this ______day of
______, 20__.
_____________________
Notary Public