Legal Terminology Trivia Quiz
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If you just went to court for the first time there are definitely some legal terminologies you came across that only apply to that sector and nowhere else. As a law student, one of the things you must know is the different terminologies. Test how well you know them by taking the trivia below. All the best and come back for more.
- 1.Comments made at the beginning of a trial by the attorneys to the jury sumarizing the factual and legal issues of the case.
- A.
Closing Arguments
- B.
Opening Statements
- C.
Miranda Rights
- D.
Briefs
- 2.He charge of having commited a crime, based on the judgment of a grand jury.
- A.
Arrest
- B.
Fraud
- C.
Indictment
- D.
Injunction
- 3.Ontracts that are implied from the action and conduct of the parties rather than stated in oral or written words
- A.
Implied-in-fact Contract
- B.
Agreement
- C.
Illegal Contract
- D.
Breach of Contract
- 4.The practice of law concerning marriage, divorce, and child custody and support.
- A.
Criminal Law
- B.
Probate
- C.
Estate Planning
- D.
Family Law
- 5.A tort doctrine that makes manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, retailers, and others in the chain of distribution of a defective product liable for damages caused by the defect, irrespective of fault.
- A.
Domestic Corporation
- B.
Doctrine of Strict Liability
- C.
Equitable Distribution
- D.
Fraud
- 6.Oral will that is made before a witness during the testator's last illness.
- A.
Last Will
- B.
Motivation Will
- C.
Substantive Will
- D.
Noncupative Will
- 7.Crimes usually involving cunning and deceit rather than physical force
- A.
White-collar Crimes
- B.
Blue-collar Crimes
- C.
Misdemeanor
- D.
Embezzlement
- 8.Trial without a jury
- A.
Arraignment
- B.
Bench Trial
- C.
Jury Trial
- D.
Appeal
- 9.An objectively written document in which the researcher informs another of the law governing a specific situation.
- A.
Shepardizing
- B.
InterOffice Memo
- C.
Thesis
- D.
Memorandum of law
- 10.An out-of-court proceeding in which parties submit a dispute to a neutral person for resolution.
- A.
Jury Trial
- B.
Arbitration
- C.
Arbitration Brief
- D.
Conclusion
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