Legal 2700 Final Exam Questions
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Common Law - CORRECT ANSWER-nations rely on precedent
Civil Law - CORRECT ANSWER-nations rely on legislation
Public Law - CORRECT ANSWER-constitutional, administrative, and criminal
law
Private Law - CORRECT ANSWER-property, contract, and tort law
Peremptory Challenge - CORRECT ANSWER-no reason or cause is needed to
dismiss a juror
Specific Reason - CORRECT ANSWER-reason for dismissal (bias, related to a
party, etc). cannot be race
Diversity of Citizenship - CORRECT ANSWER-plaintiff and defendant are
citizens of different states; protects non-residents from state-court bias. look at
where businesses were incorporated and their place of business
, Long-Arm Statute - CORRECT ANSWER-a state statute that permits a state to
exercise jurisdiction over nonresident defendants. if the defendant has certain
connections to the state
Minimum Contacts Test - CORRECT ANSWER-connections to a state that allow
the long-arm statute:
1. committed a tort in the state
2. own property in the state
3. entered a contract or transacted business in the state
Burden of Proof - CORRECT ANSWER-the standard the plaintiff would have to
demonstrate to recover damages from the other party.
criminal cases = beyond reasonable doubt
civil cases = preponderance of evidence
Bailments - CORRECT ANSWER-personal property is placed into another's
possession to be returned in the future
Deed (REAL Property) - CORRECT ANSWER-document of title that transfers
ownership of land (includes fixtures)
Quitclaim (deed) - CORRECT ANSWER-makes no guarantee other than the
grantor surrenders all claim against the land
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Common Law - CORRECT ANSWER-nations rely on precedent
Civil Law - CORRECT ANSWER-nations rely on legislation
Public Law - CORRECT ANSWER-constitutional, administrative, and criminal
law
Private Law - CORRECT ANSWER-property, contract, and tort law
Peremptory Challenge - CORRECT ANSWER-no reason or cause is needed to
dismiss a juror
Specific Reason - CORRECT ANSWER-reason for dismissal (bias, related to a
party, etc). cannot be race
Diversity of Citizenship - CORRECT ANSWER-plaintiff and defendant are
citizens of different states; protects non-residents from state-court bias. look at
where businesses were incorporated and their place of business
, Long-Arm Statute - CORRECT ANSWER-a state statute that permits a state to
exercise jurisdiction over nonresident defendants. if the defendant has certain
connections to the state
Minimum Contacts Test - CORRECT ANSWER-connections to a state that allow
the long-arm statute:
1. committed a tort in the state
2. own property in the state
3. entered a contract or transacted business in the state
Burden of Proof - CORRECT ANSWER-the standard the plaintiff would have to
demonstrate to recover damages from the other party.
criminal cases = beyond reasonable doubt
civil cases = preponderance of evidence
Bailments - CORRECT ANSWER-personal property is placed into another's
possession to be returned in the future
Deed (REAL Property) - CORRECT ANSWER-document of title that transfers
ownership of land (includes fixtures)
Quitclaim (deed) - CORRECT ANSWER-makes no guarantee other than the
grantor surrenders all claim against the land
COPYRIGHT ©️ 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED