Pre-Law 3 Final Exam Review

In a case about a stolen car, a lawyer asks a witness about his favorite restaurant.

• Speculation
• Beyond the Scope
• Prejudicial
• Relevance

Who has the burden of proof in a civil case?

Who has the burden of proof in a criminal case?

Someone's idea about what might have happened.

• Improper Opinion
• Hearsay
• Speculation
• Relevance

A question that assumes the answer.

• Leading
• Beyond the Scope
• Prejudicial
• Relevance

In a case about a stolen car, a witness states "I saw her get into the stolen car with the defendant. I don't think she should have done that."

• Improper Character
• Improper Opinion
• Hearsay
• Speculation

A question or remark that would hurt the defendant more than it would help the jury to understand what happened.

• Leading
• Compound question
• Prejudicial
• Argumentative

Out of court statement, offered for the truth of the matter asserted.

• Improper Character
• Improper Opinion
• Hearsay
• Relevance

In a case about a stolen car, the prosecutor asks the defendant "This was not the first time you have been arrested, is it?"

• Improper Character
• Improper Opinion
• Hearsay
• Speculation

Something a witness overheard.

• Improper Opinion
• Hearsay
• Speculation
• Relevance