A(n) __________ is a document (known as a brief in some states) that delineates the legal theories, statutes, and cases on which a motion is based
a. Motion to dismiss
b. Motion for judgment on the pleadings
c. Affidavit
d. Memorandum of law
D
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In a law office that has a network, everyone may have access to all the information on the network. If the firm's database is on the network, what, if anything, should be done to limit access? What levels of access should be set up and why?
What will be an ideal response?
The process of scanning or searching for documents specifically for a certain issue or case by narrowing the focus of the search is called:
A. Attaining metadata B. Hacking C. Filtering D. Coding E. None of the above
While sitting in a conference room with Client Accused, Paralegal Sofia asks, "Why did you kill your wife?" Accused responds, "Don't tell anyone but I just couldn't take her nagging one more day." When Sofia is called to the witness stand by the prosecution in Accused case, she
A) will have to testify about the conversation because Accused made an explicit confession. B) will not have to testify as to the confession because it is covered by the work product privilege. C) will not have to testigy as to the confession because it is covered by the duty of confidentiality. D) will not have to testify as to the confession because it is covered by the attorney/client privilege.
A case brief should not include the writer's opinion
Indicate whether the statement is true or false