Test your knowledge of the US legal system and common legal terms
Executive
Democratic
Judicial
Legislative
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False
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False
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False
An Offer of proof.
An Accusation.
A Complaint.
A Charge.
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False
A judge's decision.
A party's request for an order or decision from a judge.
An order to submit documents to a court.
The process where parties share information before trial.
Offer
Acceptance
Consideration
Objectively fair compensation
Find innocent
Acquit
Remand
Remove
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False
A federal or state court in New York has the power to hear a case.
A case should be heard in New York or New Jersey.
A defendant would have to travel to another state to defend himself in a lawsuit.
A plaintiff has the burden of proof or not.
A jury determined guilt or innocence.
A jury is ready to determine guilt or innocence.
A case is ready to be litigated.
A case is too late to be litigated.
A case should be heard in New York federal or state court.
A case should be heard in New York or New Jersey.
A case presents a constitutional question.
A case presents a question of federal law.
A jury.
A panel of at least three judges.
Lawyers argue whether the trial judge made an important mistake or not.
Oral argument.
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False
An adversarial system
A truth seeking system,
An inquisitorial system.
A constitutional system.
In which state the parties may sue.
Whether federal or state law applies to the contract.
Which state law governs the contract.
Whether the parties will arbitrate or mediate a dispute.
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False
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