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Question 1 3 pts Gag Orders: (Select all that apply) Used to prevent bias of a case. O Are used to encourage public opinion. () Are supposed to influence the juror by a media trial. O Can probably be used by both sides of a case Can be used to prevent publishing information in Newspapers, online, media or anywhere information may influence public opinion. Are issued as strategies to avoid a lawyer trying influence a jury or a judge. Question 2 1 pts Catching a witness in a lie...(select all that apply) Can happen when a witness that takes the stand is under oath. Should be addressed in closing arguments When this happens, the lawyer should attack the witness right away in front of everyone. this to the court's attention right away.Question 3 1 pts With regards to a firearm in a case...(select all that apply) Should be handled with care. O) A witness is usually asked to review the firearm before testimony Should be presented through the bailiff. Would take it a part on the stand. Question 4 1 pts Regarding a hostile witness (select all that apply) O A lawyer can never declare their own witness as hostile. O A lawyer's own witness can become hostile. When a witness is hostile, leading questions are appropriate. A lawyer can use leading questions. Question 5 1 pts Asking questions..(select all that apply) Are not on the stand to ask questions. Witnesses are usually allowed to ask questions to jurors. Witnesses are usually allowed to ask questions to the court during their testimony.. [ Should ask questions to those in the gallery/public seating.Question 6 1 pts Preparing a witness for trial... (select all that apply) O is forbidden by the court O It is illegal to prepare a witness for trial. O) shows their testimony is not spontaneous and should be objected to and usually is objected to. A lawyer should never prepare their client for trial. Can assist the witness with what to expect on the trial day. Question 7 1 pts Motion to Dismiss (select all that apply) Once motion to dismiss has been denied, negotiations usually start. Only allowed in criminal cases Only allowed in civil matters. Are allowed in both civil and criminal cases.Question 8 1 pts Civil Cases...(select all that apply) O The majority of the cases go to trial. Typically involve seeking damages for one's harm. Are cases where a plaintiff usually seeks to right a wrong. The majority are settled out of court. Question 9 1 pts When a witness lies...(select all that apply) O A lawyer can throw a book at a witness for lying. O You can straight out call them a liar in court. You are not supposed to call them a liar, but only refer to them as lying. Can be impeached by their testimony. Question 10 1 pts Irrelevant evidence...(select all that apply) Should not be admissible because all evidence admitted into trial should be relevant Should be objected to. Can possibly become relevant evidence later on O Is any evidence that can be admitted into the court record.Question 11 1 pts Representing yourself in court...(select all that apply) A defendant may represent themselves in court. O Is not constitutionally protected. Cannot testify in court if they represent themselves. A defendant may not represent themselves in court. Question 12 1 pts Personal digs in the courtroom...(select all that apply) Closing statement are reserved for the facts and the law. Should not occur. O) Closing statement are considered evidence and should be based in pure opinion and not facts or law. Question 13 1 pts Tampering with evidence in the a case...(select all that apply) O Is always allowed to persuade the jury. Is never allowed in a case.Objections in the courtroom...(select all that apply) O A lot of objections are also based on relevancy. O Once your opponent makes an objection, you should stop so the judge can rule on the objection. Most objections are based on hearsay. A judge gives a ruling so it's placed in the record for a possible appeal. You should continue to object even after the judge instructs you to stop. [ Most objections are called 'badgering" the witness. When made, the lawyer should continue to talk over the objection of opposing counsel. Question 15 1 pts Continuance of matters..(select all that apply). O It may be based on the impendence of the attorney to handle the matter at hand. O Is an adjournment or delay in a trial O Are never allowed as they delay the court process. Question 16 1 pts Compound questions in trial...(select all that apply). Are good to use so you can ask multiple questions at once to save time in court. Are multiple questions in one question. O Should be objected to. Are usually confusing and are allowed.Question 17 1 pts Calendar call. O Are a waste of time. O Is typically when cases are called. n a case. Typically multiple cases and matters addressed in one day in the same court. Question 18 1 pts Approaching the bench in court..(select all that apply). O Involve ex parte communications are usually heard by everyone. O A lawyer cannot approach the bench ex parte. Ex parte is without the other lawyer. Should only be done with the Court's permission. Question 19 1 pts Expert Witnesses in court compared to a fact witness..(select all that apply). You can voir dire an expert witness, a lawyer would ask the expert about their background. Expert witnesses testify about their matters in their expertise. Are important in testimony. Can have more credibility than a fact witness.Question 20 1 pts Witnesses on the stand...(select all that apply). Are not under oath. When a witness is on the stand, you should only question that witness. Question 21 1 pts Character witnesses in the courtroom...(select all that apply). O Can testify about anything that can help the plaintiff or defendant. Can only testify about something that is at issue. O Are not allowed in court. Question 22 1 pts Juror challenges and selection in court...(select all that apply). voir dire is where lawyers question the jurors about their ability to serve. It something taints the whole pool, a motion to dismiss the entire pool can be presented. O) Both lawyers can use a set number of preemptory challenges to strike potential jurors. O) If lawyers agree to strike based on a preemptory, then it is not counted against them. [) No one can strike a juror based on a protective category.Question 23 1 pts Removing a witness from court..(select all that apply). A judge can reprimand a witness for using bad language. It is never okay to remove a witness. Court officers are trained to respond to the judge's order to remove a witness. Question 24 1 pts Settlements in a case...(select all that apply). O) Settlement negotiations should be held in front of the jury. O Negotiations in a case matter are not allowed. O) Negotiations can continue throughout the case. The condition of a plaintiff can impact the settlement of a case. Negotiations and settlement in a trial are encouraged. Question 25 1 pts Applause in the gallery of the court...(select all that apply). In previous times, the public would usually attend court trials for entertainment. In modern day, applause is not allowed in a court room. Typically applause is encouraged in a court.Question 26 1 pts Contempt of Court..(select all that apply). A lawyer can be held in contempt. A witness can be held in contempt. A witness can never be held in contempt of court. O A lawyer can not be held in contempt. Question 27 1 pts Today, is it possible to be held responsible for what your pet does? O No Yes Question 28 1 pts Regarding summations (closing statements)..(select all that apply). O The lawyers opinions are allowed in summations. To lay out the view of the facts of the case. [ Summations can only be about the facts in evidence. O Summations are considered evidence