Exam 4: Attorney Client Relationship
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A broad term used to describe methods of resolving disputes through means other than the
traditional judicial process is .
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As a means of reducing tension in a mediation,the mediator may meet with the parties individually and keep their confidences using a
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The attorney-client privilege is identical to a lawyer's duty to the client of confidentiality.
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Consider this statement: "Non-lawyer 'legal assistants or paralegals' should be authorized to offer legal services directly to the public." What are the pros and cons of this proposition?
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In all states,communications made by the client to the attorney are ,meaning
the client has the right to have such communications remain confidential.This is called the_______________ .
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Negligence by an attorney in handling his or her client's case is called
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A mini-trial is a voluntary,non-binding process used primarily by large business organizations to better inform themselves on the merits of a case.
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In civil litigation the party who loses the case is normally responsible for payment of the winner's attorney fees.
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Explain the fundamental differences between civil court,negotiation,mediation,and arbitration.
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In the United States,the loser of a lawsuit generally must pay
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One major requirement of the adversary system is that the aggrieved party not merely an observer,must be the one to initiate and pursue available legal remedies.
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Arbitration clauses in consumer and employment contracts have received considerable attention from the courts in recent years.
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Explain the purpose of the adversary system in both criminal and civil cases.Use examples and address both of these questions in your answer:
a.Why do guilty persons in criminal cases routinely plead not guilty?
b.Why do plaintiffs in civil cases who have been injured (i.e. ,suffered out-of-pocket expense)by the act(s)of the defendant to the extent of,say $25,000,customarily sue for much more,perhaps $250,000?
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Frequently,non-lawyers perform many tasks under the supervision of attorneys.Which of the following functions can a non-lawyer perform without creating the risk of practicing without a license?
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It is often said "one who serves as his own lawyer has a fool for a client." If this is true,how do you justify:
a.the philosophy of ADR advocates who urge direct negotiations with potential court opponents whenever feasible,and
b.the use of small-claims courts whenever appropriate?
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With a few exceptions,a person may appear ,or in other words,may
represent himself or herself in court without the presence of an attorney.
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Gacaca courts are a historic South African tribal-based conflict resolution method.
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Mediation is a binding process whereby a private judge decides a pending case.
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A party to a case can lawfully represent him or herself,but cannot represent others without a license to practice law.
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