LEGL 2700 Roessing Test 1 EXAM || MOST RECENT EXAM
2026-2027 ACTUAL COMLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+ | NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
default - ANSWER -if the defendant does not respond in any
way the court will
grant the plaintiff the relief sought by the
complaint
discovery - ANSWER -ensures that each side is aware of all
facts involved in
the case and of the intentions of
each party.
"dress rehearsal" for
the trial
interrogatories - ANSWER -method of discovery in which a
series of written
questions are presented to the
opposing parties
,request for production of documents - ANSWER -after answers
to interrogatories are received, either party might ask the other
to produce specific documents
depositions - ANSWER -lawyers take depositions of all potential
witnesses... all
spoken and
recorded
request for admission - ANSWER -either party may request that
the other admit
that certain issues presented in the pleadings are no
longer in dispute
motion - ANSWER -filed by parties when a question of law is
at issue during
trial.. can be made at any point during
litigation process
statute of limitations - ANSWER -motion that dismisses a suit
for reasons that as a matter of law prevent the plaintiff from
winning
-lack of jurisdiction
-expiration of time limit defendant is subject to suit
judgement on the pleadings - ANSWER -asks the judge to
decide the case based solely on the complaint and the answer
, -ex: if defendant doesnt deny any claims then there is no need
for a trial, judge directs them on how to make remedy and drop
the case
summary judgement - ANSWER -motion that seeks a similar
conclusion to the litigation prior to trial, judge is basing their
decision on pleadings and other evidence such as affadavits
-judge can also hold a hearing with the lawyers and have them
argue then make a summary judgement
affadavit - ANSWER -a written statement confirmed by oath or
affirmation, for
use as evidence in
court.
frivolous cases - ANSWER -either on a motion by a party, or their
own initiative,
judges can decide that a lawsuit is
lacking in merit.
- not common because it is hard to determine what
exactly is frivolous
voir dire - ANSWER -examination of jurors, "speak the truth",
determines jurors
ability to be fair and
impartial
peremptory challenges - ANSWER -plaintiff and defendant
are each given a
2026-2027 ACTUAL COMLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+ | NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
default - ANSWER -if the defendant does not respond in any
way the court will
grant the plaintiff the relief sought by the
complaint
discovery - ANSWER -ensures that each side is aware of all
facts involved in
the case and of the intentions of
each party.
"dress rehearsal" for
the trial
interrogatories - ANSWER -method of discovery in which a
series of written
questions are presented to the
opposing parties
,request for production of documents - ANSWER -after answers
to interrogatories are received, either party might ask the other
to produce specific documents
depositions - ANSWER -lawyers take depositions of all potential
witnesses... all
spoken and
recorded
request for admission - ANSWER -either party may request that
the other admit
that certain issues presented in the pleadings are no
longer in dispute
motion - ANSWER -filed by parties when a question of law is
at issue during
trial.. can be made at any point during
litigation process
statute of limitations - ANSWER -motion that dismisses a suit
for reasons that as a matter of law prevent the plaintiff from
winning
-lack of jurisdiction
-expiration of time limit defendant is subject to suit
judgement on the pleadings - ANSWER -asks the judge to
decide the case based solely on the complaint and the answer
, -ex: if defendant doesnt deny any claims then there is no need
for a trial, judge directs them on how to make remedy and drop
the case
summary judgement - ANSWER -motion that seeks a similar
conclusion to the litigation prior to trial, judge is basing their
decision on pleadings and other evidence such as affadavits
-judge can also hold a hearing with the lawyers and have them
argue then make a summary judgement
affadavit - ANSWER -a written statement confirmed by oath or
affirmation, for
use as evidence in
court.
frivolous cases - ANSWER -either on a motion by a party, or their
own initiative,
judges can decide that a lawsuit is
lacking in merit.
- not common because it is hard to determine what
exactly is frivolous
voir dire - ANSWER -examination of jurors, "speak the truth",
determines jurors
ability to be fair and
impartial
peremptory challenges - ANSWER -plaintiff and defendant
are each given a
