In response to a grand jury’s actions, the defense can:
A) move to quash the indictment.
B) move for a change of venue.
C) move for a change of venire.
D) move to sever.
E) move to recuse.
A) move to quash the indictment.
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In which of the following cases would parental duties likely be extended after a child reaches the age of eighteen?
A. The child chooses not to move away from home. B. The child is not accepted into college. C. The child is seriously disabled. D. The child is unemployed.
After signing a written contract, Trevor realizes that it did not contain a provision he thought it did. He has a letter from him to the other party stating that the provision was necessary, and that he would not sign the contract without it. Can the letter be used to add the provision to the written contract?
A) Yes, if the contract is ambiguous with regard to whether that provision should have been included. B) Yes, as long as the written agreement was not yet signed by the other party. C) No. D) Yes, because the provision's absence from the contract was a unilateral mistake.
Give two other names for a motion to dismiss for failure to state a cause of action.
What will be an ideal response?
This IRS form is used to notify the IRS that the decedent had died.
a. Request for Forfeit Tax Filing b. Notice Concerning Fiduciary Relationship c. Notice of a Personal Representative or Executor d. Application for Employer Identification Number