(LATEST 2026) AAERT CDR -LEGAL TEST QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
The price that the majority of willing sellers and buyers would agree with
during a sale transaction is known as fair market value.
ANSWER Norman-Latin law and Agnlo-Saxon law were progressively
combined to create American common law legal terminology.
Common law is an ANSWER to traditional, antiquated, judge-made law.
Court Proceedings
Given a docket number, ANSWER 1 is added to the court's calendar of
scheduled issues.
Court Proceedings
2. Each side may submit an initial motion in limine. -that is, on the case's
threshold
-relates to everything that has an impact on a party's cause
-divulging of significant documents that the other party possesses -Witnesses,
experts, -repression of shown
-protective orders to keep some evidence sealed
Court Proceedings 3: REPLY 3. Exploration
ANSWER : A motion to compel is a court order that one party requests that the
other party comply with a discovery request.
Deponent: Respond to the witness
Written Interrogatories - ANSWER One party asks another party or witness
written questions concerning the case.
Deposition: ANSWER testimony given outside of court that is sworn to under
penalty of perjury -those who identify as religious or philosophical may gravely
declare that they will tell the truth.
-documented in front of a notary public
, -deponents could read their transcript at a later time.
-a reliable source of evidence
Errata: A list of the transcript's mistakes
Sworn affidavit: ANSWER Warrants are only issued in ANSWER to the
creation of an affidavit that must be sworn to under oath (i.e., perjury penalty)
and include the foundation for establishing probable cause.
Declarations are ANSWER statements, usually unsworn papers, made by
people with a personal stake in the case's result.
As opposed to firsthand knowledge of the facts, opinion testimony refers to the
witness's conclusions regarding the facts under dispute. Expert witnesses are
typically the only ones allowed to express opinions.
Voir Dire- ANSWER is an initial assessment in which a witness's credentials
are revealed.
Curriculum Vitae: ANSWER list of qualifications and professional
achievements
Lay witness: ANSWER who merely states the facts without being allowed to
voice their opinions; also known as a percipient witness
ANSWER what the witness has been informed by a third party.
Surprise witness: only the plaintiff's or defendant's rebuttal evidence may be
used as an ANSWER . -an effort to refute previously supplied evidence
Official Record: Address the entire corpus of evidence -oral, visual,
documentary, and psychological
A plaintiff is someone who files a lawsuit against another party in a court of
law. -the burden of proof
distinctions between criminal and civil trials ANSWER 1. In criminal trials,
the presumption of innocence is applied exclusively (in civil trials, neither side's
viewpoint is assumed beforehand).
2. While criminal cases are determined by proof beyond a reasonable doubt,
CORRECT ANSWERS
The price that the majority of willing sellers and buyers would agree with
during a sale transaction is known as fair market value.
ANSWER Norman-Latin law and Agnlo-Saxon law were progressively
combined to create American common law legal terminology.
Common law is an ANSWER to traditional, antiquated, judge-made law.
Court Proceedings
Given a docket number, ANSWER 1 is added to the court's calendar of
scheduled issues.
Court Proceedings
2. Each side may submit an initial motion in limine. -that is, on the case's
threshold
-relates to everything that has an impact on a party's cause
-divulging of significant documents that the other party possesses -Witnesses,
experts, -repression of shown
-protective orders to keep some evidence sealed
Court Proceedings 3: REPLY 3. Exploration
ANSWER : A motion to compel is a court order that one party requests that the
other party comply with a discovery request.
Deponent: Respond to the witness
Written Interrogatories - ANSWER One party asks another party or witness
written questions concerning the case.
Deposition: ANSWER testimony given outside of court that is sworn to under
penalty of perjury -those who identify as religious or philosophical may gravely
declare that they will tell the truth.
-documented in front of a notary public
, -deponents could read their transcript at a later time.
-a reliable source of evidence
Errata: A list of the transcript's mistakes
Sworn affidavit: ANSWER Warrants are only issued in ANSWER to the
creation of an affidavit that must be sworn to under oath (i.e., perjury penalty)
and include the foundation for establishing probable cause.
Declarations are ANSWER statements, usually unsworn papers, made by
people with a personal stake in the case's result.
As opposed to firsthand knowledge of the facts, opinion testimony refers to the
witness's conclusions regarding the facts under dispute. Expert witnesses are
typically the only ones allowed to express opinions.
Voir Dire- ANSWER is an initial assessment in which a witness's credentials
are revealed.
Curriculum Vitae: ANSWER list of qualifications and professional
achievements
Lay witness: ANSWER who merely states the facts without being allowed to
voice their opinions; also known as a percipient witness
ANSWER what the witness has been informed by a third party.
Surprise witness: only the plaintiff's or defendant's rebuttal evidence may be
used as an ANSWER . -an effort to refute previously supplied evidence
Official Record: Address the entire corpus of evidence -oral, visual,
documentary, and psychological
A plaintiff is someone who files a lawsuit against another party in a court of
law. -the burden of proof
distinctions between criminal and civil trials ANSWER 1. In criminal trials,
the presumption of innocence is applied exclusively (in civil trials, neither side's
viewpoint is assumed beforehand).
2. While criminal cases are determined by proof beyond a reasonable doubt,
