Differentiate between trials with and without jury.
What will be an ideal response?
Pursuant to the Seventh Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, a party to a civil action at law is guaranteed the right to a jury trial in a case in federal court. If either party requests a jury, the trial will be by jury. If both parties waive their right to a jury, the trial will occur without a jury. The judge sits as the trier of fact in nonjury trials. Lawyers for each party and the judge can ask prospective jurors questions to determine whether they would be biased in their decisions. Biased jurors can be prevented from sitting on a particular case.
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The following are human relations principles that convey appropriate tone to customers:
A) use I-centered phrasing to be sure they understand you. B) talk to people as groups, not as individuals to avoid offending. C) express ideas in ways that convey "what's in it for me" to customers. D) be aggressive in phrasing in order to convey the importance of your message.
I am the leader in the manufacturing division of an auto manufacturing company and just found a technical problem with one part of how the line places the engine block in the car. I figured out the problem and fixed it right away. Which type of leader behavior was I using during this process?
A. identify adaptive challenges B. create a holding environment C. protect leadership voices from below D. regulate distress
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What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is required regarding indorsements?
A) An indorsement must be written on the back side of the instrument. B) There must be compliance with Federal Reserve Board guidelines in order for the instrument to be negotiable. C) An indorsement must be written on the instrument or on a paper affixed to the instrument. D) An indorsement must be dated.