OOOOO Sportsfield Inc. files a suit against Tailgate Services. Before the trial, during the jury selection process, Sportsfield's attomey asks, without providing any reason, that one of the potential jurors not be sworn in. This is O a. a motion to dismiss. O b. a challenge for cause, O c. an af native defense. O d. a peremptory challenge. Barge Company and Cove Harbor dispute the meaning of their contract. Unable to agree on settlement, the parties prepare for trial. To obtain information, they engage in discovery. This includes gaining access to each other's witnesses and other types of evidence by O a. improper requests and related tactics. O b. subterfuge and similar methods. O croir dire and a writ of certiorari. O d. depositions and other devices Recreation Corporation files a suit against Spring Break Tours Inc. and seeks to examine certain documents in the defendant's possession. A legitimate reason for this examination is that the documents contain O a. public information about the defendant's operations. O b. information that is rele it to the case. O c. irrelevant data that can be eliminated from consideration O d. private information about the defendant's operations To prepare for a trial between Sky Quest Inc. and Telescope Company, the plaintiff's attomey places the defendant's chief executive officer (CEO) under oath. A court official makes a record of the attomey's questions and the CEO's answers. This is O a hearsay O b. a deposition O c voir dire O d. a cross-examination