1.Service of process (summons) is traditionally achieved by: (a)long-arm statute (b) service in absentia?
c. personal service
d. publication
e. substituted service
2.The legal issues in a business dispute are typically
a. less complex than in most non-business dispute
b. of similar complexity to most non-business disputes
c. more complex than in most non-business dispute
d. procedurally more complex than non-business disputes
e. less complex because fewer expert witnesses are needed
3.Despite the broad scope of the First Amendment right of freedom of speech, newspapers are not free to print
a. truthful stories that harm a person's reputation
b. truthful stories that harm a business' reputation
c. stories of questionable truthfulness that cause no harm
d. statements it knows are false that defame someone
e. print any stories degrading members of Congress
4.Specific performance refers to a remedy when the court requires the defendant to place the plaintiff back into the economic position they had before the injury in question was inflicted.
a. True
b. False
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c,c,d,false
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d. publication
e. substituted service
2.The legal issues in a business dispute are typically
a. less complex than in most non-business dispute
b. of similar complexity to most non-business disputes
c. more complex than in most non-business dispute
d. procedurally more complex than non-business disputes
e. less complex because fewer expert witnesses are needed
3.Despite the broad scope of the First Amendment right of freedom of speech, newspapers are not free to print
a. truthful stories that harm a person's reputation
b. truthful stories that harm a business' reputation
c. stories of questionable truthfulness that cause no harm
d. statements it knows are false that defame someone
e. print any stories degrading members of Congress
4.Specific performance refers to a remedy when the court requires the defendant to place the plaintiff back into the economic position they had before the injury in question was inflicted.
a. True
b. False
Answers:
c,c,d,false
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