A plaintiff is not exercising due care and walks into an open door at the defendant's place of business. The defendant will avoid liability by using the doctrine of last clear chance
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
FALSE
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Evidence seized from a defendant's computer obtained as a result of police officers' failure to administer Miranda warnings will generally be admissible in a prosecution
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The case of Anthony MM. v. Jacquelyn NN. determined that:
a. Unfounded insinuations of abuse and disparaging remarks about the other parent can result in a loss of custody. b. An allegation of abuse will automatically result in a custody award to the accusing parent. c. To be safe, courts must accept abuse allegations as true. d. Courts will protect a parent who seeks to alienate a child from the other parent if abuse is alleged.
Technology has impacted the practice of family law in all but which one of the following ways?
A) Members of the family law team can now perform most research online without having to maintain costly in-house libraries. B) Faxes are increasingly replacing the U.S. mail and texting and email are largely taking the place of the telephone and written letter. C) Family law attorneys are not permitted to use PowerPoint and other media presentations at trial because of their potential to confuse the court. D) To compete in a digital age, members of the family law team must be aware of the potential of technology, its advantages and disadvantages.
How are attorneys regulated in the U.S.?
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