A "defense perspective" requires the legal team to anticipate:
A. All potential lawsuits that a firm client may experience
B. Potential defenses for purposes of evaluating a case for settlement
C. Potential issues that may come up on cross examination of witnesses
D. All of the above
B
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A police officer observes a man outside a jewelry store at 3:00 a.m. After going around the block, the officer sees the same person looking in the windows and then moving into the shadows of an adjoining alley. The officer puts a spotlight on the person and confronts him. The man has no identification and is vague about where he lives. The officer places the person against the wall and pats him down. He finds a hard bulge in the suspect's jacket pocket. He reaches into the jacket and finds a glass cutter. He arrests the individual for possession of burglary tools. Is the evidence admissible? What is the issue?
What will be an ideal response?
Presentation programs typically provide stock templates of:
a. court documents and the substantive rules. b. court rules of decision. c. graphics, artwork, and layout as a sample that the user can modify. d. court documents and rules of procedure.
When may an employer monitor an employee's e-mail?
What will be an ideal response?
Evidence that a writing or other physical item is genuine and is what it purports to be is called ___________________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).