12 Questions
What is the primary consideration for admissibility of evidence according to the text?
Relevance
In what scenario can gruesome evidence be introduced by the opposing party?
If it is relevant to the facts in controversy
What objection can be raised to keep relevant evidence out according to the text?
Lack of foundation
What is the rule regarding asking a witness to make a legal conclusion?
It is never allowed
What is the best way to seek relief from a judgment?
Petitioning for a new trial with the verdict set aside or reversed without the possibility of a new trial
When can a Motion for New Trial be filed?
If the jury verdict is too high
What is the key criterion for granting a Summary Judgment?
Presence of genuine dispute of material facts
Which term is synonymous with 'personal jurisdiction'?
Minimum contacts
When can a judge enter a default judgment without requiring any notice?
If the defendant is not mentally disabled or a minor.
What situation would lead to a case being dismissed with prejudice?
When the defendant voluntarily dismisses the case for the second time.
Which of the following grounds could lead to a motion for relief being granted even after the deadline?
Mistake or error in the facts of the case.
In what situation can a judgment be considered void?
When the court lacked subject matter jurisdiction (SMJ).
Test your knowledge about seeking relief from judgments in a legal context. This quiz covers topics such as motions to relief, newly discovered evidence, judgment discharge, and typographical errors in court documents.
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