The danger of opting to have the opponent examine the producing party's business records under Rule 33(d) is that?
A. ?unintended privileged and protected information might be revealed.
B. ?it is much more expensive for the producing party.
C. ?it is too time consuming.
D. ?a motion for a protective order is likely.
Answer: A
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a. Civil cases must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. b. Criminal cases are not brought by the state. c. A civil case can be based on the same facts as a criminal case. d. All of the above are true statements.
List several factors to consider when determining whether a debtor should file under Chapter 7 or Chapter 11.
What will be an ideal response?
In Coomer v. Kansas City Royals Baseball Corporation, the court found that?
A. ?the jury's verdict and resulting judgment need not be vacated because the error in the jury instruction did not affect the outcome of this case. B. ?the trial court erred in submitting to the jury the question of whether the risk of injury from Sluggerrr's hotdog toss was an inherent risk of watching a baseball game at Kauffman Stadium. C. ?the risk of being injured by Sluggerrr's hotdog toss was one of the inherent risks of watching a Royals home game. D. ?Sluggerrr's hotdog toss should be discontinued because it is inherently dangerous.
Which of the following would not provide examples on which to base the drafting of a complaint?
a. Form books in the firm's library b. Pleadings drafted previously by the firm c. Form books available electronically d. None of these choices are correct