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LEGL 2700 Hackleman Test 1 Questions and Answers | Latest Update | 2024/2025 | Already Passed What is a legal right? A legal right is an entitlement or claim recognized and enforceable by law. What is due process? Due process is the legal requirement that the government must respect a...

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What is a legal right?


✔✔ A legal right is an entitlement or claim recognized and enforceable by law.




What is due process?


✔✔ Due process is the legal requirement that the government must respect all legal rights owed

to a person according to the law.




What does binding precedent mean?


✔✔ Binding precedent refers to a previous court decision that must be followed by lower courts

in future cases involving similar issues.




What is jurisdiction?


✔✔ Jurisdiction is the authority of a court to hear and decide a case.




What is standing in legal terms?


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,✔✔ Standing is the legal right of a party to bring a lawsuit, requiring them to have a direct

interest in the case's outcome.




What does subject matter jurisdiction refer to?


✔✔ Subject matter jurisdiction is the authority of a court to hear cases of a particular type or

involving specific issues.




What is personal jurisdiction?


✔✔ Personal jurisdiction is the court's authority over the parties involved in a legal case.




What is stare decisis?


✔✔ Stare decisis is the legal principle of adhering to precedent established in previous judicial

decisions.




What is a complaint in legal proceedings?


✔✔ A complaint is a formal document filed by a plaintiff outlining the allegations and claims

against a defendant.




What does summary judgment mean?

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,✔✔ Summary judgment is a legal decision made by a court without a full trial, based on the

argument that there are no material facts in dispute.




What is discovery in litigation?


✔✔ Discovery is the pre-trial process where parties exchange information and evidence relevant

to the case.




What is a motion to dismiss?


✔✔ A motion to dismiss is a request for the court to reject a case due to legal insufficiencies in

the plaintiff's complaint.




What is an appellate court?


✔✔ An appellate court reviews decisions made by lower courts to determine if legal errors were

made that warrant reversal or modification of the decision.




What is a deposition?


✔✔ A deposition is a sworn out-of-court testimony taken from a witness, used to gather

information before trial.




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, What does precedent mean in law?


✔✔ Precedent refers to a judicial decision that serves as an example or rule for future cases

involving similar issues.




What is legal brief?


✔✔ A legal brief is a written document presented to a court outlining the arguments, legal

principles, and facts of a case.




What is remand in the context of appellate review?


✔✔ Remand refers to sending a case back to a lower court from an appellate court for further

action or a new trial.




What is evidence in a legal context?


✔✔ Evidence consists of facts, documents, or testimony presented in court to support or refute

claims made in a case.




3 concepts for functioning market ✔✔Law- most significant and formal rules established by the

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Rule of Law - laws generally and equally applicable to all

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