Discuss the advantages of using key numbers and headnotes published by West when researching and reading cases
What will be an ideal response?
A headnote is a section of a case opinion including specific points of law not written by the court, but rather by a commercial publisher. A key number is a specific numerical identifier next to each headnote that correlates to a particular topic that can be found in any West publication. These editorial enhancements help researchers save time when reading cases and can help find similar cases with the same key number.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
When you want the appellate court to issue an order requiring a trial judge to do something different during the trial, the court is exercising
a. discretion. b. subrogation. c. original jurisdiction. d. abatement.
What are the individual rights included in the bundle of rights held by a fee simple owner of real estate?
What will be an ideal response?
Steno captioning and steno interpreting can only be used in office type situations and are
not suitable for web broadcasting or web captioning situations. a. True b. False