What is the trend in computers and computer devices:
a. to return to the mainframe computer model.
b. toward light weight, portability, and extended battery life.
c. to move away from web-based programs.
d. toward larger systems with smaller networks.
b
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The health of a party can be relevant to many issues in a divorce case, such as the need to pay for future medical expenses, the need for alimony, the ability to care for a child, and the capacity to understand agreements signed before and during the marriage. 2. Client representation in family law cases requires a presentation of options to the client and not simply a carrying out of the legal solution the client initially asks for. 3. Try to avoid taking calls during the interview and do not handle or look at any electronic devices (e.g., iPhone) during the interview even if the client decides to use his or her own devices. 4. To encourage attentive listening, do not take notes during the first interview of a client. 5. Red flags about the client that an interviewer should bring to the attention of the supervising attorney include vengefulness, inconsistency with the facts, not answering questions, and unrealistic objectives.
The questioning of an opposing witness following the adverse party's redirect examination is called:
a. Direct examination b. Cross-examination c. Recross-examination d. Redirect examination
Jake is twelve years old when he enters into a contract with Germaine, who is twenty-five years old. Jake is
A. legally bound to the contract. B. not legally bound to the contract. C. legally bound to the contract until he turns eighteen. D. legally bound to the contract until he turns twenty-one.
Which best describes different treatment?
A) Directly only B) Indirectly only C) Both directly and indirectly D) By the negligence of the employer