The government has the right to take property because of the
A. power of eminent domain.
B. the Due Process Clause.
C. the concept of economic liberty.
D. the Takings Clause.
A. power of eminent domain.
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Which of the following states exempts threats of death or serious injury from the attorney-client privilege?
a. Texas b. Vermont c. Alabama d. All of these choices are correct
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Self-defense is a justification that rests upon the belief that innocent people have the right to protect themselves and their property from crime. 2. Deadly force may only be used against an attacker who has initiated the aggression using unlawful force. 3. Deadly force can always be used to protect oneself from another's criminal act. 4. The law recognizes a difference between defense of self and defense of property. Generally, it is not appropriate to use deadly force to defend objects unless a person is also in immediate danger. 5. The necessity defense can never be used to justify a death to protect property.
Ben is a paralegal in a private defense firm. He has been given the responsibility to meet with Jamie, a new client, for an initial interview. Ben has carefully prepared for the interview and has gathered all the important information from the client. At the conclusion of the interview Ben asks Jamie if she has any questions. Jamie asks his opinion about how best to try the case and what her chances are of being found not guilty. Ben tells Jamie that he cannot answer those questions as he cannot give legal advice. Is Ben correct? If so, why can't Ben give legal advice?
What will be an ideal response?
a. clickwrap agreement b. license c. browsewrap agreement d. arbitration e. forum selection f. shrinkwrap agreement g. UETA h. E-Sign i. choice of law j. personal jurisdiction ?Internet agreement inserted into product box whereby opening it indicates assent to the terms and conditions of the contract.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).