When making a warrantless citizen's arrest for littering, the defendant breaks the plaintiff's arm. If
plaintiff files to recover damages for pain and suffering, the defendant will
A) prevail at trial on a claim of privilege B) prevail at trial on a claim of immunity
C) lose at trial D) prevail at trial due to the defense of mistake
C
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MATCHING:
1. Corpus dilecti 2. Circumstantial evidence 3. Direct evidence 4. Intent to kill 5. Malice aforethought 6. Deadly weapon doctrine 7. Intent to do serious bodily harm a. Use of a deadly weapon is proof of intent to kill. b. A defendant’s plan to injure another. c. The plan, course or means a person conceives to take another’s life. d. The deliberate commission of a dangerous or deadly act. e. The fact that a crime has been committed. f. Real, tangible, or clear evidence of a fact or occurrence. g. Evidence that proves a fact by inference.
A freelance paralegal service
a. offers services to attorneys on an independent contractor basis b. most often specializes in one area of law c. has a decentralized form of management d. all of the above e. a and b only
What does it mean to say that evidentiary issues are questions of law? How do questions of law differ from questions of fact?
The voluntary petition contains many sections and box-checking areas that may or may not apply to your client
Indicate whether the statement is true or false