Quiz navigation Question 1 Match the Term with the correct definition. Not yet answered A person who, by virtue of education, training, skill, or experience, has scientific, technical, or other specialized knowledge in a Points out of particular area beyond that of an average person. Choose.. 14.00 Finish attempt .. Flag question Written questions for which written answers are prepared and then signed under oath. Choose.. The process of obtaining information from the opposing party or from witnesses prior to trial. Choose... The document filed by the defendant that admits or denies the plaintiff's allegations. Choose... Evidence that tends to prove or disprove a fact in question Choose... Testimony by a witness about what they heard someone else say. Choose.. A Motion asking to the judge to require a party to respond to discovery requests. Choose... All computer-generated or electronically recorded information that can be the subject of discovery. Choose... Formally notifying the defendant of a lawsuit. Choose.. This pleading asks the court to grant a judgment without a trial because there are no questions of fact to be decided. Choose.. The document filed by the plaintiff that commences a lawsuit. Choose.. The complaint and answer (and other legal documents) are known as Choose.. A procedural request submitted to the court by an attorney on behalf of her or his client. Choose.. Sworn testimony by a party to the lawsuit or by any witness, recorded by an authorized court official. Choose...Question 2 Match the Term to the correct definition. Not yet answered An encumbrance (claim against) property to satisfy a debt or protect a claim for payment of a debt. Choose... Points out of 4.00 A court's order entered after judgment, directing the sheriff to seize and sell any of the defendant- debtor's non-exempt real or personal property to satisfy the judgment. Choose... Flag question A court's order during the trial, directing the sheriff to seize non-exempt property of the defendant. Choose... A court's order to a third party who owes money to the debtor (usually an employer) to pay that money directly to a judgment creditor. Choose.. + Finish attempt