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Question 1

Discovery is primarily used to:

Question 2

Carla was in a car accident with Bobby. Carla brought a lawsuit against Bobby for negligence and damages as well as medical expenses. During discovery, Bobby's attorney requested that Carla's child custody agreement for her daughter Annie be sent to them. Carla's attorney objected. How should a court rule on the attorney's request?

Question 3

Scarlett was involved in a motorcycle accident with Tom. Scarlett had given a statement to the police about the accident. In the statement, she stated that Tom had run the red light with his SUV and struck her motorcycle. She also made the statement that he was slurring his speech and smelled of alcohol. When she was preparing for her deposition, she sent a request to the police to see her statement. However, the police informed her that they had received a formal request from Tom's attorney to prevent her from having access to it. Was the police's conduct proper under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure?

Question 4

Discovery procedure under the Federal Rule of Civil Procedure requires that which of the following must be disclosed when calling an expert witness at trial?

Question 5

Interrogatories may be submitted to the following persons:

Question 6

Depositions are a favorite discovery device because: (I) They offer the attorneys latitude in asking questions in person (II) The party may submit written answers with the aid of their attorneys. (III) They offer the attorney an opportunity to observe the witness or party in person (IV) They offer the attorney an opportunity to discredit a witness prior to trial.

Question 7

The purpose of protective orders is:

Question 8

Rule 11 provides that an attorney or party who affixes their signature to any court document: