An answer is:
A. Made by the defendant to answer the fact pleadings made in a complaint pleading.
B. A motion made by the plaintiff to respond to counterclaims made by the defendant
C. A pleading made by the plaintiff to request documents from opposing counsel
D. None of the above
A
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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A. ?to give reliable legal advice to the client. B. ?to question the truth of what the client says. C. ?to keep client information confidential. D. ?not to ask questions that would embarrass the client.
If a grand jury determines that there is sufficient evidence to hold a person for trial, the grand jury will be issuing:
A) an indictment. B) a summons. C) a verdict. D) an arraignment.
If defendant is found liable in nuisance, a court could permit the plaintiff to end the nuisance in a
reasonable manner. This involves A) awarding damages B) issuing an injunction C) abatement D) nothing as plaintiff will need to file suit every time the nuisance occurs