The declarant names a “health care surrogate” in the event that:
a. her children require a guardian ad litem.
b. she is unable to give consent for medical decisions.
c. the health care ex-parte order is not valid.
d. all of the above
b. she is unable to give consent for medical decisions.
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A) After a scheduling order has been issued and mandatory disclosure completed B) After discovery is completed but before trial begins C) After discovery is completed, but before the discovery deadline listed in the scheduling order D) Any time after a complaint has been filed
The oil industry files a defamation action against the President of the United States for allegedly defamatory statements made by the President during the president's official weekly video address transmitted via the White House website. Which defense would the President likely assert?
a. Privilege b. Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act c. Consent d. Mistake
Able takes a swing intending to strike Bob in the jaw. Bob ducks and Able's fist hits Connie. Connie sues Able for battery. Which statement is true?
a. Able will not be liable to Connie because he did not intend to strike Connie. b. Able will not be liable to Connie because he acted as a reasonably prudent person toward Connie. c. Able will be liable to Connie because he was grossly negligent. d. Able will be liable to Connie because his intent to strike Bob is transferred to Connie.
What are the two unique yet equally important methods by which to conduct legal research?
A) free online sources method and paid online sources method B) print method and online method C) Westlaw method and Lexis method D) citation method and word search format