True/False: There are some cases that can be brought in either federal or state court.

True :_T____ False:_____

True/False: Appellate courts (federal and/or state) generally gather new evidence from witnesses, depositions, records, etc. when reviewing a trial courts decision upon appeal to determine error.

True:____ False:____

11. True/False: More than ninety percent (90%) of legal disputes are settled before going to trial.

True:_____ False:_____

12. The following is the responsive document which a defendant files in response to a lawsuit:

a. Deposition

b. Interrogatories

c. Complaint

d. Answer

13. The following is the document filed by a party (P) asserting to the court that, even reading the facts of the case in the most favorable light to the opposing party, they (P) are entitled to a judgment as a matter of law. The filing party (P) requests that the court issue a ruling in their favor without a trial based on the pleadings and evidence on the record up to the point of trial (after discovery, but before trial):

a. Request for Admissions

b. Motion for Summary Judgment

c. Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings

d. Motion to Dismiss

The taking of oral testimony, under oath, in the presence of a court reporter prior to trial is called:

a. Interrogatories

b. Admissions

c. Deposition

d. Negotiation