All in the Family
Crime and Punishment
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Read You Your Rights
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100

This case set forth the template for alternating holidays in a divorce.

What is Wilson v. Wilson?

100

The criminal code is in this chapter of the Nebraska Revised Statutes.

What is Chapter 28?
100

The movie famous for the line, "You want answers?" "I WANT THE TRUTH!"

What is A Few Good Men?

100

In this state, "Supreme Court" refers to the trial court of general unlimited jurisdiction, not the highest court.

What is New York?

100

In this 1991 bestseller, a young Memphis lawyer joins his dream law firm but soon discovers it’s a front for organized crime and the FBI wants him to wear a wire.

What is The Firm?

100

The number of Inns in the Robert Van Pelt Inn of Court.

What is 7?

200

Children's health care expenses are specifically included in the child support calculation up to this amount per child per year.

What is $250?

200

This doctrine deems a law unconstitutional when it's so unclear ordinary people cannot understand what conduct is prohibited.

What is void for vagueness?

200

In Legally Blonde, Elle Woods says this to prove a witness is lying because "exercise gives you endorphins".

What is "Happy people just don't shoot their husbands"?

200

The only state which does not require passage of the MPRE to practice law.

What is Wisconsin?

200

In this 1960 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel set in Maycomb, Alabama, the defendant, Tom Robinson, is wrongly accused of assaulting Mayella Ewell.

What is To Kill a Mockingbird?

200

The number of CLE credit hours available if you attend all meetings.

What is 6?
300

No trial date for you unless your client does these two things.

What are attempt mediation and complete a court approved parenting class?

300

The maximum prison sentence for a Class II felony.

What is 50 years?

300

This law professor stated, “This is criminal law 100 or as I prefer to call it ‘How to get away with murder’”.

Who is Annalise Keating?

300

The civil law system in Louisiana traces its roots to the legal codes of these two European nations.

What are France and Spain?

300

In this 1866 psychological novel, Raskolnikov, a former law student in St. Petersburg, justifies a double murder on philosophical grounds, only to be consumed by guilt.

What is Crime and Punishment?

300

As a percentage, the stated goal of the attendance policy of the Inn.

What is 100%?

400

When the equity in a home purchased by one person pre-marriage increases during the marriage, this 2024 case guides the calculation of the marital potion.

What is Stava v. Stava?

400

The maximum fine for giving false material information to a police officer.

What is $1,000?

400

In the movie A Civil Action, it is said the plaintiff’s lawyer is this many more times likely to win a civil case.

What is 12?

400

In March of 2025, this state designated the firing squad as their primary method of executing death row inmates.

What is Idaho?

400

In Roberrt Traver's 1958 novel based on real courtroom events, a small-town Michigan lawyer defends a man accused of murdering his wife’s alleged rapist.

400

If you miss more than this percentage of Inn meetings, you may receive a nasty phone call from the Administrator.

What is 50? 

500

The numerator of this fraction used to divide a pension is months of credible service while married, and the denominator is the total months of employment.

What is the coverture fraction?

500

Operating an aircraft under the influence is this class of misdemeanor.

What is Class III?

500

This lawyer mentored a brilliant college dropout who hides his lack of a law degree and said, "Don't play the odds, play the man".

Who is Harvey Spector?

500

These two states have a bifurcated supreme court - one for civil matters and one for criminal matters.

What are Texas and Oklahoma?

500

This Scott Turow novel, published in 1987, introduced the character Rusty Sabich and kicked off the modern legal thriller genre.

What is "Presumed Innocent"?

500

Years of experience typically required to become a Master of the Bar.

What is 10?