Ch. 7 & 8 Review Flashcards

1
Q

Questions that suggest to the witness the desired answer are called __________ .

A

leading questions

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2
Q

Tangible items that are introduced as evidence are referred to as __________

A

exhibits

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3
Q

When the defendant’s attorney asks the court to find in favor of the defendant without giving the case to the jury, the attorney is asking for a __________

A

motion for a directed verdict

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4
Q

Evidence that is pertinent and proper to be considered in reaching a decision, according to specific rules, is known as __________

A

admissible evidence

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5
Q

After the closing arguments, the judge tells the jury the law that must be applied. This is called __________

A

the jury charge

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6
Q

__________ is a situation in which the lawyer is torn between loyalty between two or more clients or loyalty between the client and the lawyer.

A

Conflict of interest

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7
Q

A written accusation against a lawyer is called a __________

A

grievance

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8
Q

Lawyers are prohibited from bringing a __________ suit or appeal, which is meant to harass someone, or where there is no basis in law or fact for bringing the claim or appeal

A

frivolous

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9
Q

Included in the requirement of lawyer supervision is ensuring that __________ do not commit the unauthorized practice of law, which includes giving legal advice.

A

paralegals

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10
Q

The __________ requires a lawyer to protect his or her client information, which applies to statements made to the lawyer, documents given to the lawyer, as well as any other information the lawyer learns about the client, whatever its source.

A

duty of confidentiality

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11
Q

A(n) ________________ is a conversation or writing that expresses personal or private information that a client had with his or her attorney.

A

confidential communication

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12
Q

____________ are directed to lawyers and address how to ethically use their employees in support of clients’ needs

A

Guidelines

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13
Q

____________ are designed to help the reader understand the focus of the rules of the ABA Model Rules.

A

Comments

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14
Q

_____________involves keeping the client reasonably informed about the status of his or her matter and responding to client requests for information.

A

Diligence

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15
Q

It is not against the conflict of interest rule for a lawyer or paralegal to change jobs and work at a law firm that has a client involved in a case against a party that was a former client at the lawyer’s or paralegal’s law firm

A

False

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16
Q

A jurisdiction’s supreme court investigates grievances and decides whether or not to bring ethics charges against a lawyer.

A

False

17
Q

The duty of confidentiality protects a lawyer from having to testify against his or her client, even when issued a subpoena

A

False

18
Q

Most jurisdictions allow lawyers to include their successes in advertising

A

False

19
Q

Lawyers and their employees are not allowed to use information that they learn from prospective client cases that they do not take.

A

True

20
Q

Evidence to prove the allegations that were made in the pleadings and in the opening statement is introduced in the

A

case in chief

21
Q

Actual evidence that has a bearing on a case is called

A

real evidence

22
Q

When a witness testifies as to something that he or she observed, it is called

A

direct evidence

23
Q

After all of the defendant’s witnesses have been examined and cross-examined, the defendant’s attorney rests the case. At this point, the plaintiff’s attorney may come in

A

rebuttal

24
Q

f a jury cannot reach a verdict, a ___________ is called and a new trial may be held.

A

mistrial

25
Q

A judgment notwithstanding the verdict is also called a judgment n.o.v.

A

True

26
Q

A court of equity is able to grant an injunction.

A

True

27
Q

The examination of one’s own witness is called direct examination.

A

True

28
Q

Questions about the activities that took place between the parties that caused them to go to court are called questions of law.

A

False

29
Q

When the plaintiff’s attorney has no further questions, the witness may be questioned by the opposing attorney on cross examination.

A

True