Laws are found in different sources, which include

Question 1

	a.	statutes, presidential veto, and precedent.
	b.	precedent, stare decisis, and court orders.
	c.	the U.S. Constitution, statutes, the common law, and administrative law.
	d.	the U.S. Constitution, Congressional acts, the common law, and statutes.

4 points

QUESTION 2

Asha and Haris are opposing parties in a trial. Asha's attorney calls Roberto as a witness. When Asha's attorney is questioning Roberto, the attorney is engaged in

	a.	cross-examination.
	b.	closing arguments.
	c.	opening statements.
	d.	direct examination.

4 points

QUESTION 3

River sees a therapist, Dr. Alva. River and his partner recently broke up and River is very upset. When River is discussing the breakup in a session, he tells Dr. Alva that he has been stalking his former partner and wants to get revenge by stabbing his former partner. Dr. Alva knows that River has a criminal history of domestic violence. Dr. Alva

	a.	is under a duty to warn River's former partner.
	b.	is under a duty to keep River's communications confidential.
	c.	must notify the licensure board.
	d.	need do nothing.

4 points

QUESTION 4

Paz and Lulu are engaged in a custody battle. In discovery, Paz requests that Lulu answer questions in writing and under oath. Paz has

	a.	sent Lulu interrogatories.
	b.	deposed Lulu.
	c.	requested a production of documents and materials.
	d.	cross-examined Lulu.

4 points

QUESTION 5

Karim sues Dimitri for a breach of contract and requests $50,000 in money damages. Dimitri is served with the summons on June 1 and is given 20 days to file an answer. On June 22, Dimitri has not filed an answer. Karim can request

	a.	nothing; Dimitri does not have to pay unless he files an answer.
	b.	the full $50,000.
	c.	his attorney's fees but not the requested money damages.
	d.	half of the requested money damages.

4 points

QUESTION 6

Josefa wants to engage in ethical conduct when doing her job. Josefa decides it would be best to follow the categorical imperative when making decisions in the workplace. In doing so, Josefa will focus on

	a.	doing the right thing.
	b.	producing the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
	c.	whether it is acceptable for everyone to do the same thing.
	d.	whether her actions are inherently right or wrong.

4 points

QUESTION 7

The president of the United States

	a.	creates federal common law.
	b.	can veto congressional legislation.
	c.	determines the constitutionality of statutes.
	d.	passes statutes.

4 points

QUESTION 8

An inmate in a state prison claims their U.S. constitutional rights prohibiting cruel and unusual punishment are being violated by the state correctional facility. This case

	a.	may not be decided by a federal court because it involves a state facility.
	b.	must be decided by the state court where the inmate established residency before going to prison.
	c.	is a federal question case over which the federal courts have jurisdiction.
	d.	cannot be heard, as prisoners lose the right to sue.

4 points

QUESTION 9

Anima sues Baz after a car accident where Baz hit Anima's car at a three-way intersection. The parties engage in discovery, and both parties agree that Baz was speeding when he hit Anima's car and that, at the time of the accident, Anima had the right of way. Based on this, Anima should move for

	a.	a default judgment.
	b.	a summary judgment.
	c.	a jury trial.
	d.	an appeal.

4 points

QUESTION 10

Which of the following statements accurately defines criminal law?

	a.	Criminal law regulates the rights and duties between parties.
	b.	Criminal law results in equitable remedies and money damages.
	c.	Criminal law concerns behavior so threatening that society outlaws it altogether.
	d.	Criminal law is a form of constitutional law.