Interactive Quick-Quiz:   Reporters or Transcribers

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Answer these True / False questions.   You can click on "Get score" to the right at any point, even after each answer is selected, to see your cumulative score thus far.
You can view each question's correct answer (and read our brief comments) by moving your cursor over the blue   NOTE   points, although you should, of course, answer each question before reading its note.   A passing score is 70%.

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1.   T   F     A jury decides the law after the judge has decided the facts.        NOTE  2.   T   F     A grand jury is convened to try high-profile, complex cases.        NOTE  3.   T   F     An out-of-state attorney may ask to appear pro hac vice.        NOTE  4.   T   F     Calling a surprise witness is a common tactic during a case in chief.        NOTE  5.   T   F     By means of joinder, others may be included as parties in litigation.        NOTE  6.   T   F     An injunction can prevent an act from being performed.        NOTE  7.   T   F     Habeas corpus, "You have the body," applies only in murder cases.        NOTE  8.   T   F     The way to write ten fed second two oh four is 10 F.2d 204.        NOTE  9.   T   F     The twelve-person jury is an invention of American common law.        NOTE  10. T   F     A class action is a group research project conducted by law students.        NOTE

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