Ethics for Ontario Paralegal's - Exam (Part 2) fully solved graded A+ 2023

Ethics for Ontario Paralegal's - Exam (Part 2)Sharp Practice - correct answer Obtaining an advantage for the client using dishonourable means, such as lying to an other licensee, trying to trick a licensee into doing something, or making an oral promise with intention of reneging later. Professional Misconduct - correct answer Conduct in a paralegal's professional life that tends to discredit the paralegal profession as a whole. Conduct Unbecoming a Paralegal - correct answer Conduct in a paralegal's personal or private life that tends to discredit the paralegal profession as a whole. Affidavit - correct answer A written statement of facts that is confirmed under oath or by affirmation. Judicial Notice - correct answer To take judicial notice is accept a matter of common knowledge as true without hearing evidence about it. Binding Authority - correct answer A judicial decision by a higher court that must be followed by lower courts. Objection - correct answer An argument by a party that a particular piece of evidence, line of questioning, or other matter is improper or illegal, and should not be allowed by the court. Frivolous or Vexatious - correct answer Having no legal merit and made to annoy, harass, or embarass the other side. Physical Evidence - correct answer Documents, electronic information, objects, or substances relevant to a crime, criminal investigation, or criminal prosecution.