Explain what a controlled vocabulary is and why its use is important.
What will be an ideal response?
A controlled vocabulary refers to coding rules that limit the vocabulary that can go into a litigation support system.
Without a controlled vocabulary (particularly in document abstracts), information could be entered in an infinite number of ways with no organization. This would lead to searches and queries that would be incomplete unless the searcher could identify every variation for every search that was entered.
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a. "What did you see before entering the intersection?" b. "Were you late for work that morning?" c. "If a full-sized van is going 60 miles per hour, how far before an intersection must the driver apply the brakes in order to stop the vehicle?" d. "You saw that the light had turned red before you entered the intersection, didn't you?"
If a plaintiff in a jury trial does not make a prima facie case, the judge should grant a _______ to the defense.?
A. ?motion for judgment n.o.v. B. ?summary judgment C. ?collateral estoppel D. ?motion for a directed verdict
The standard of proof in a criminal trial is:
A) a preponderance of evidence. B) beyond a reasonable doubt. C) more likely than not. D) absolute certainty. E) none of the above.
A controversy that is real and substantial, as opposed to hypothetical or academic, is called a _____ controversy.?
A. ?justiciable B. ?final C. ?real D. ?substantial