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A. is relevant.? B. ?was entered by someone not connected to the case. C. ?is authenticated by an expert witness. D. ?was entered automatically by the computer.
Polly Paralegal is retiring from her prestigious position with the Cochran Law Firm. During her time as a paralegal, Polly worked on some extraordinary cases including the defense of O.J. Simpson. Polly's thinking about writing a novel about her experience on that case. Before writing such a book, Polly should
A) not worry about any of these issues because several books have already been written on this case. B) get permission from her law firm because it is possible that Polly will divulge confidential information in her book. C) get permission from the district attorney's office because she will probably say some unkind (but true) things regarding the competence of the prosecution of this case. D) get permission from the client because it is probable that Polly will divulge confidential information in her book.
The complaint, the answer, cross-claims, and special defenses:
A. Are required in every divorce. B. Are the initial pleadings in a divorce action. C. Must all be served on the plaintiff. D. Must all be served on the defendant.
Richard and Elaine agreed to adopt the daughter of their unmarried best friend who was dying of AIDS and was unable to take care of the child. They took the child. Tina, into their home and raised her as their own but never got around to filing a petition to adopt. Richard died of a heart attack when the child was sixteen. He had no will and Tina sought to inherit under the state's intestacy
laws. The court may find that she should be allowed to inherit on the basis that there had been an A) agency adoption. B) illegal adoption. C) equitable adoption. D) independent adoption.