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What is the term for a person who brings a lawsuit against another person?

Plaintiff

100

Who is the person who makes decisions about legal issues in a courtroom?

Judge

100

What is the highest court in the United States?

Supreme Court

100

Which Supreme Court case dealt with racial segregation in public schools?

Brown v. Board of Education

100

What fictional lawyer is famous for her love of pink and knowledge of fashion?

Elle Woods

200

What is the person being sued/accused called?

Defendant

200

What is the group of people who decides the facts in a trial?

Jury

200

Which U.S. Court building has the words “Equal Justice Under Law” carved above its entrance?

US Supreme Court Building

200

Which amendment protects freedom of speech?

First Amendment

200

What TV show follows lawyers working at a fictional New York law firmand features Harvey Specter?

Suits

300

What does pro bono mean?

Legal work done for free, usually for someone who cannot afford it

300

What do lawyers say when they disagree with something during a trial?

Objection

300

What animal appears on the logo of the U.S. Supreme Court?

Eagle

300

Which amendment gives you the right to remain silent when questionedby police?

Fifth amendement

300

In Legally Blonde, what law school does Elle Woods attend?

Harvard Law

400

What is a legal document filed by a judge or court explaining the reasoning behind a decision called?

Opinion

400

What do you call the person who testifies in court?

Witness

400

What famous legal document begins with the words “We the People”?

The Constitution

400

Which amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures?

Fourth Amendment

400

What fictional lawyer is known for using the phrase “Better Call Saul”?

Saul Goodman

500

What is the principle that a person is considered innocent until proven guilty?

Presumption of innocence

500

What is the final decision of a jury called?

Verdict

500

What is the #1 Law School in the US right now?

Stanford Law

500

What famous Supreme Court case established the principle of judicial review in 1803?

Marbury v. Madison

500

What movie features the courtroom line, “You can’t handle the truth!”?

A Few Good Men

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