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CER EXAM 2023-2024 ACTUAL EXAM 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS

Definition: Writ requiring a person under arrest to be brought before a judge or into court. - (answer)
b) Habeas Corpus



Term: Mitigating Circumstances

Definition: Considerations which increase a sentence imposed. - (answer) b) False

Definition: considerations which decrease a sentence imposed



What is an "Allocution" in legal terms? - (answer) b) Formal statement by a convicted defendant on
sentencing



Definition: Civil wrong that causes harm, giving the injured party the right to sue. - (answer) c) Tort



What does "Quiet Title" mean in legal proceedings? - (answer) a) Removal of a claim or lien



Term: Amendment

Definition: A change or correction. - (answer) True



Arbitration is a method of dispute resolution involving mediation by an impartial third party. - (answer)
False

Definition: dispute mediation by impartial 3rd party



Definition: Legal action to recover possession of personal property. - (answer) a) Replevin



Term: Bench Conference

Definition: Authority to find and bring into court someone who has failed to appear. - (answer) b) False

Definition: a discussion between attorneys and the judge outside the hearing of courtroom



What is the "Code Of Federal Regulations" in the legal context? - (answer) b) Federal regulatory agency
rules and regulations

,CER EXAM 2023-2024 ACTUAL EXAM 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS



Definition: Adherence to precedent in court decisions. - (answer) a) Stare Decisis



A bench warrant is issued when a judge wants to commend a witness for their testimony. - (answer) b)
False

Definition: authority to find and to bring into court someone who has failed to appear



Term: Beyond Reasonable Doubt

Definition: The standard for winning a civil matter. - (answer) b) False

Definition: standard for conviction in a criminal trial



Definition: Contract that prohibits one party from disclosing certain information. - (answer) b)
Nondisclosure Agreement (NDA)



Term: Preponderance Of Evidence

Definition: The standard for conviction in a criminal trial. - (answer) b)False

Definition: standard for winning a civil matter



Cause of action refers to considerations that decrease a sentence imposed. - (answer) b)False

Definition: situation causing a lawsuit



Definition: Unreasonable delay in pursuing a legal remedy. - (answer) a) Laches



What is the significance of "Consecutive Sentences" in legal proceedings? - (answer) b) Two or more
sentences served one after the other



A dismissal with prejudice means the case can be brought again. - (answer) b)False

The plaintiff may dismiss the action or any cause of action or a party to the action once the trial starts.
The dismissal would be with prejudice meaning the plaintiff is barred from ever refiling the same claim
again.

, CER EXAM 2023-2024 ACTUAL EXAM 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS



A docket number is assigned to a case when it is filed with the court. - (answer) a) True



Definition: Agreement in which a defendant pleads guilty to a lesser charge in exchange for a lenient
sentence. - (answer) a) Plea Bargain



Impeached testimony is contradicted with sufficient proof to affect a witness's credibility. - (answer) a)
True



What does "Subpoena" mean in legal terms? - (answer) b) Writ requiring a person to attend a court
proceeding as a witness



Calendar in legal terms refers to a court schedule. - (answer) a) True



Term: Arbitration

Definition: Dispute mediation by an impartial third party. - (answer) a) True



Term: Arraignment

Definition: Bringing an accused person to court to plead a criminal charge. - (answer) a) True



Term: Arrest

Definition: A discussion between attorneys and the judge outside the hearing of the courtroom. -
(answer) b) False

Definition: restraint and detention of a person suspected of a crime



What does "Res Judicata" mean in legal proceedings? - (answer) a) Matter already judged or settled,
and not to be pursued further



Definition: The power of the government to take private property for public use with just compensation.
- (answer) b) Eminent Domain

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