TRUE OR FALSE

47. Only probatable property is subject to estate tax.

48. Affinity is the term that refers to a relationship by marriage.

49. In Florida, if a will has a self-proving affidavit, a will contest is prohibited.

50. In a trust, the trustee is given equitable title and the beneficiary is given legal title.

51. Gift tax must be paid by the done if the amount of the gift exceeds $10,000.

52. The document used to modify a will is called a codicil.

53. Life insurance is not included in a decedent's probatable estate unless the estate is named the insurance beneficiary.

54. In Florida, a handwritten will is never valid.

55. The document that gives the personal representative the authority to carry out his or her duties is called the Oath of Personal Representative.

56. Property held as tenants in common is not included in a decedent's probatable estate.

57. In Florida, if a spouse decided to elect to take against his/her spouse's will, he or she is entitled to on-fourth of the decedent's assets.

58. If the payment of estate tax is required, it must be paid by the fifteenth day of the fourth month after the decedent died.

59. A female personal representative of a testate estate is called an executrix.

60. The proper venue for a formal administration in Florida is the county in which the decedent died.

61. Our national government is composed of four branches.

62. The highest court in the United States is the Federal District Court.

63. The laws in the United States are passed by the judicial branch of our government.

64. The field of law that defines what constitutes a crime is known as criminal procedure.

65. The first Ten Amendments to the U.S. Constitution are known as the preamble.

66. Local city laws or rules are known as ordinances.

67. A judge's order to a person to do or to refrain from doing a particular thing is known as an injunction.

68. The reason why a person does something is known as motive.

69. The killing of one human being by another is known as genocide.

70. Assault and battery are one and the same crime.

71. Sexual battery and rape are one and the same crime.

72. The rules of conduct that govern or regulate how judges, lawyers, police, doctors, nurses, and others act is known as the Code of Ethics.

73. The act of removing property from a victim at gun point is known as armed burglary.

74. Entering a victim's home when no one is there and removing valuables and a firearm, is known as armed robbery.

75. All persons charged with crimes in the United States have an absolute right to remain silent during all proceedings relating to the charged offense.

76. A misdemeanor offense is more serious than a felony offense.

77. The state can never appeal a verdict of acquittal reached by a jury.

78. It is always a crime to possess any narcotic.

79. The two formal charging documents are known as the indictment and/or the information.

80. In criminal cases the burden of proof is always on the state or the federal government