State authorities ensure that anyone practicing law is competent by?
A. ?charging a fee to become a lawyer.
B. ?establishing educational and licensing requirements.
C. ?requiring membership in an national association of lawyers.
D. ?All of these choices are correct.
Answer: B
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An attorney must receive a bachelor's degree from a college or university, graduate from an accredited law school, take and pass a state bar examination, and pass an extensive background investigation in order to?
A. ?be directly regulated. B. ?obtain a license to practice law. C. ?be indirectly regulated. D. ?All of these choices are correct.
Which is not a feature of the PATRIOT Act of 2001?
A) Aliens may be detained for up to 7 days without being charged with any crime. B) A 40-year statute of limitations is set for acts of domestic or international terror. C) "Roving wiretaps" can be obtained to follow the person whose conversations are sought, rather than being linked to a specific phone only. D) Prohibition against harboring any person knowing or having reasonable grounds to believe that such person has committed or is about to commit a terrorism offence. E) Subpoenas can allow law enforcement to seize voicemail and electronic communications.
An example of insurance risk sharing is:
a. Automobile collision coverage with a deductible. b. Co-pay in a health insurance policy. c. Both a & b. d. Neither a nor b.
The addition of a third-party defendant will not be permitted in federal court if:
A. It is filed before the statute of limitations has passed, with the permission of the court B. It is filed after pleadings have concluded, with permission of the court C. It is filed within 10 days of the answer to the initial complaint, without court permission D. It is filed after 10 days have passed following receipt of the answer, without court permission E. None of the above