What do you call an expatriate’s country of residence?
A. host country
B. home country
C. third-country nation
D. third-world nation
B. home country
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During the trial, the prosecutor tells the jury that the defendant committed the crime and that since the defendant will not take the stand to refute any of the charges, the only possible verdict is guilty. The defense attorney objects. How is the judge likely to rule?
a. Objection overruled, the prosecutor is allowed to say anything to the jury. b. Objection sustained, the defendant is presumed to be innocent until proven guilty. c. Objection overruled, the defendant must prove his or her innocence during the trial. d. Objection sustained, the possible verdicts in this case are guilty and not guilty.
With a public agency surrogacy, the surrogate mother receives a fee for carrying the child to term.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following is NOT a type of patent infringement?
a. direct infringement b. express infringement c. literal infringement d. all of the above
Teri and her husband are eager to adopt a child. They were told by friends and family that the wait for an infant child could take years. The couple is desirous of a child at any age. What would be the benefit of them adopting through a public agency?
a. There would be no benefit. The wait would be the same. b. Public agencies have older children from foster homes that are available for adoption. c. The process is much faster and cheaper. d. Placement from a public agency results in an immediate, automatic adoption order being issued.