Property Law
Constitutional Law
Family Law
Evidence Law
Tort Law
100

A house is considered?

(What type of property)

Real Property

100

Explain Marbury v. Madison

The Judicial court system has the power of judicial review, which allows them to review laws and statutes for constitutionality. 

100

What is the primary interest of the court for determining child custody?

The child's best interest 

100

What is a stipulation?

A fact that the two parties reach an agreement on before the events of the trial

100

What is a Tort?

A civil wrong

200

What is the difference between Joint Tenancy and Tenancy in Common?

Joint tenancy has a right of survivorship upon death. 

200

What does the first amendment protect?

Speech, Religion, Aress, Assembly, and Petition.

200

What is common law marriage?

When two people present themselves as married for a period of time and meet a series of requirements, they become legally married.

200
Under FRE 403, relevant evidence may be excluded if 

The probative value is substantially outweighed by its prejudicial effect. 

200
Do you need every element to prove a negligence claim?

Yes

300

What is a title?

Refers to legal ownership of real property

300

What categories of speech are not covered under the 1st amendment?

Defamation, Obscenity, Fighting words/incitement, Sedition

300

If a state does not practice common law marriage is it still recognized?

Yes!

300

What does unfairly prejudicial mean under rule 403?

Evidence that causes the jury to decide based on something that is not the facts of the case

300

Elements of Negligence

Duty, Breach, Causation, Damages, liability

400

What is required to have a joint tenancy?

Equal right to use or possess the tenants individual portions of the property.

400

What is not required to prove defamation? 

There does not have to be actual malice.

400

Factors of a common law marriage 

Holding themselves out to the community as married, Owning property together, filing joint tax returns

400

What are each of the subject matters of 403?

Unfair prejudice, confusing the issues, misleading the jury, undue delay wasting time, or needlessly presenting cumulative evidence.

400

What was the landmark case that set the precedent for negligence?

Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad Co.

500

What are the 5 elements of an adverse possession claim?

Open, Continuous, Exclusive, Actual, Notorious

500

Elements of Obscenity

Does the work appeal to a prurient interest? Is it patently offensive? Does it lack literary, artistic, political, or scientific value?

500

What needs to be determined during a divorce?

Child support, Child custody, Distribution of property, Alimony

500

What court case set the precedent for the definition of Prejudicial?

Old Chief v. United States 

500

What did the court examine in Palsgraf?

Forseeability
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