NC Paralegal Certification Exam TEST BANK PRACTICE
EXAM 2026/2027 COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM
REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS WITH DETALED RATIONALES (100%
CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS) CURRENTLY
UPDATED VERSION 2026 EDITION |GUARANTEED
PASS A+ |FULL REVISED EXAM
articles of incorporation
The document filed with the appropriate state official, usually the
Secretary of State, when a business is incorporated. State statutes
usually prescribe what kind of information must be contained in
these articles.
articles of organization
A document necessary for setting up an LLC in many US states. It is
similar to articles of incorporation used for setting up corporations.
assault
Any word or action intended to make another person fearful or
apprehensive of immediate physical harm; a reasonably believable
threat.
associate attorney
An attorney working for a law firm who is not a partner and does
not have an ownership interest in the firm. less experienced, may be
invited to be partners after years
,attestation clause
A provision at the end of an instrument where the witnesses certify
that the instrument has been executed before them, and the manner
of the execution of the same. It states that the instrument has been
completed in the manner required by law in the presence of the
witnesses who placed their signatures in the designated spaces.
attorney general
The chief legal officer of the state who, either personally or through
staff, represents the interests of the state in a variety of areas.
attorney-client privilege
A rule of evidence requiring that confidential communications
between a client and the client's attorney (relating to their
professional relationship) be kept confidential, unless the client
consents to disclosure.
authentication
The process of establishing the genuineness of an item that is to be
introduced as evidence in a trial.
award
In the context of ADR, the decision rendered by an arbitrator.
,bail
The amount of money or conditions set by the court to assure that
an individual accused of a crime will appear for further criminal
proceedings. If the accused person provides bail, whether in cash
or by means of a bail bond, then the person is released.
bailiff
Someone entrusted with the care and protection, guardianship, or
jurisdiction of a person, land, or personal property pending further
court action. It also refers to a court official of a law enforcement
officer, usually a deputy sheriff, marshal, or constable, who keeps
order in the courtroom and handles various tasks for the judge and
clerk as calling cases to approach the bench. The bailiff acts as an
intermediary between the judge and the attorneys.
bankruptcy court
A federal court of limited jurisdiction that hears only bankruptcy
proceedings.
bankruptcy law
The body of federal law that governs bankruptcy proceedings. The
goals of bankruptcy law are (1) to protect a debtor by giving the
debtor a fresh start, free from creditors' claims; and (2) to ensure
that creditors who are competing for a debtor's assets are treated
fairly.
, battery
The intentional and offensive touching of another without lawful
justification.
beneficiary
The person named to receive proceeds or benefits.
bequest
To give or leave by will - used especially for personal property.
beyond a reasonable doubt
The standard used to determine the guilt of innocence of a person
charged with a crime. To be guilty of a crime, a suspect must be
proven to be guilty "beyond and to the exclusion of every
reasonable doubt."
bigamy
The act of entering into marriage with one person while still legally
married to another.
Bill of Rights
The first ten Amendments to the Constitution.
EXAM 2026/2027 COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM
REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS WITH DETALED RATIONALES (100%
CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS) CURRENTLY
UPDATED VERSION 2026 EDITION |GUARANTEED
PASS A+ |FULL REVISED EXAM
articles of incorporation
The document filed with the appropriate state official, usually the
Secretary of State, when a business is incorporated. State statutes
usually prescribe what kind of information must be contained in
these articles.
articles of organization
A document necessary for setting up an LLC in many US states. It is
similar to articles of incorporation used for setting up corporations.
assault
Any word or action intended to make another person fearful or
apprehensive of immediate physical harm; a reasonably believable
threat.
associate attorney
An attorney working for a law firm who is not a partner and does
not have an ownership interest in the firm. less experienced, may be
invited to be partners after years
,attestation clause
A provision at the end of an instrument where the witnesses certify
that the instrument has been executed before them, and the manner
of the execution of the same. It states that the instrument has been
completed in the manner required by law in the presence of the
witnesses who placed their signatures in the designated spaces.
attorney general
The chief legal officer of the state who, either personally or through
staff, represents the interests of the state in a variety of areas.
attorney-client privilege
A rule of evidence requiring that confidential communications
between a client and the client's attorney (relating to their
professional relationship) be kept confidential, unless the client
consents to disclosure.
authentication
The process of establishing the genuineness of an item that is to be
introduced as evidence in a trial.
award
In the context of ADR, the decision rendered by an arbitrator.
,bail
The amount of money or conditions set by the court to assure that
an individual accused of a crime will appear for further criminal
proceedings. If the accused person provides bail, whether in cash
or by means of a bail bond, then the person is released.
bailiff
Someone entrusted with the care and protection, guardianship, or
jurisdiction of a person, land, or personal property pending further
court action. It also refers to a court official of a law enforcement
officer, usually a deputy sheriff, marshal, or constable, who keeps
order in the courtroom and handles various tasks for the judge and
clerk as calling cases to approach the bench. The bailiff acts as an
intermediary between the judge and the attorneys.
bankruptcy court
A federal court of limited jurisdiction that hears only bankruptcy
proceedings.
bankruptcy law
The body of federal law that governs bankruptcy proceedings. The
goals of bankruptcy law are (1) to protect a debtor by giving the
debtor a fresh start, free from creditors' claims; and (2) to ensure
that creditors who are competing for a debtor's assets are treated
fairly.
, battery
The intentional and offensive touching of another without lawful
justification.
beneficiary
The person named to receive proceeds or benefits.
bequest
To give or leave by will - used especially for personal property.
beyond a reasonable doubt
The standard used to determine the guilt of innocence of a person
charged with a crime. To be guilty of a crime, a suspect must be
proven to be guilty "beyond and to the exclusion of every
reasonable doubt."
bigamy
The act of entering into marriage with one person while still legally
married to another.
Bill of Rights
The first ten Amendments to the Constitution.
