Documents presented by clients during interviews

A) cannot be used as evidence in court.
B) should be noted in the evidence log or other record that will indicate what was or was not received from clients.
C) should be put in the client's file for later review.
D) should not be retained in the attorney's office.

Necessary conditions for a decided court case to be a binding authority include which of the following?

A) The case must be on point.
B) The case must have gone to the U.S. Supreme Court.
C) The case must have been decided by a higher court in the same jurisdiction.
D) The case must be on point and the case must have been decided by a higher court in the same jurisdiction.

How does the Internet affect jurisdiction issues?

A) The Internet has no effect on jurisdiction issues.
B) The Internet makes it easier to resolve jurisdiction issues.
C) The Internet makes jurisdiction issues more complicated.
D) None of these choices is correct.

On appeal, the appellee is the

A) party asking for review.
B) party not asking for review.
C) original defendant.
D) original plaintiff.

When a professional is sued for negligence, it is commonly referred to as which of the following?

A) Misfeasance
B) Malpractice
C) Misappropriation
D) Malfeasance

Client Julia comes to your supervising attorney because she was injured when a handrail on the steps outside her grocery store broke while she was holding it, causing her to fall and leading to her suffering serious injuries. You begin looking for cases on point. You should look for cases that involve which of the following?

A) A plaintiff being attacked by a dog at a grocery store
B) A plaintiff being injured on a broken step outside a grocery store
C) A plaintiff suffering food poisoning from food purchased at a grocery store
D) A plaintiff suffering injuries from a mugging outside a grocery store

Amanda has a brain tumour.Her team of health professionals includes a neurosurgeon who will remove the brain tumour, a neuro-oncologist who will administer radiation treatments, a neurologist who will manage her seizures, a physiotherapist who will help with her physical rehabilitation, and a neuroscientist who will help with her cognitive rehabilitation.Which perspective is this approach to care taking?

A) functional limitations
B) biomedical
C) socio-economic
D) social inclusion

In a natural language method search for cases related to tobacco manufacturers, "tobacco" is an example of a

A) Boolean search phrase.
B) connection.
C) key word.
D) term.

Jordana dates both men and women.Her family often tells her that this is just a phase, or that she needs to choose to date one or the other.What is Jordana experiencing from her family?

A) homophobia
B) biphobia
C) heterosexism
D) compulsory heterosexuality

Paralegals spend the most time performing which of the following tasks?

A) Drafting of legal documents
B) Client relations
C) Research
D) All of these choices are correct.