How strong is your pen game (Novice level) Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. – Step 1 of 21. Can Motions be Affidavits?YesNo2. How are Motions made into Affidavits?Your attestation to its content to the best of your knowledge and belief, and a third party witness.A third party witness signature.Your attestation to its content to the best of your knowledge and belief.3. Does the way you feel matters in regards to pen and paper?Yes, if you embed it into emotional distress and relief relating to such.No, unless you can convince the acting judge of why it matters by citing case laws.Yes.No.4. What kind of statements can juries not consider? The truthFactsOpening statements.Your documents.5. In legal documents, when you see ‘Infra’ and ‘Supra’, they respectively mean:‘Infra’ refers to the infrared lights used by vehicles, and ‘Supra refers to Totoya Supra specifically when any disputes on pen and paper involved the company and that particular model.‘Infra’ meaning ‘below’ is used to refer to a citation already mentioned, and ‘Supra’ meaning ‘above’ refers to a citation already mentioned few sentences or paragraph earlier.6. If the federal copyright laws were to be summarized within two scopes, it will be:Copyright law aims to promote the progress of science and useful arts, by simultaneously granting creators exclusive copyrights and limiting the scope of such rights through the fair use doctrine.Copyright law aims to protect intellectual properties of owners.Copyright law aims to promote free and autonomous expression without hindering by third parties.7. What does the term "equitable relief mean" A relief that benefits both parties involved in a dispute.Reliefs relating only to real properties (Houses).The retroactive fixing or making right of something that ought to have been8. In a cross-examination, a leading question can be asked so long as it is…Within the scope of the direct examination.Within the scope of the documents being referred to.Within the scope of the claims being brought.Cross-examination questions cannot be leading.9. In cross-examinations you want your questions to be…As sophisticated as possible.As enlightening to the acting judge as possible.Narrow and pointed, fairly a yes or no answer.Cross-examination questions cannot be leading.Confusing, yet beneficial to you.10. Cross-examinations are limited to…The questions already asked in direct examinationAny questions you have prepared.11. How are hearing dates for your documents set?Sometimes automatically if it is a scheduled calendar document that the courtroom hears during fixed times, other times you have to provide a courtesy copy to the law clerk directly and ask for a date, other times you directly ask the clerk to set the nearest available date.Usually it is by the one creating the document, other times it is randomized based on the type of document, and at times you can always simply show up and it will be heard.12. One of the main purpose of cross-examination is to…Show that the witness and their responses to the direct examination are not credible.Validate the evidence.Please the acting judge.13. Do cross-examinations win cases?Yes.No.14. Cross-examinations should center around…The core disputes.Unknown information that needs to be known.The matters that will show the faults of the other party.15. Cross-examinations are best done by asking questions thatWill reveal the point you intend to make, then transition to facts everyone already knows.Builds up facts that everyone already knows, then transition to the point you intend to make.Will affirm the evidence.16. Cross-examination is best survived based on…What you remember and what you don’t remember.What you believe and what your morals are.What you think is best to be on record.How well prepared you are.17. There are ___ types of objections1979162218. Before any hearing with any employee involved, always obtain…The employee files, and records of prior cases they are involved in.The facts others have to say about them.Skills to be charming and nice.19. When in "family court", always tell your story and present the evidence….That demonstrates the bad and incapable character of the other parent.From the perspective that considers the child’s perspective.That quickens the conclusion of the case.20. Appearance matters, it is a form of language, what do you wear to any hearing?Anything you would wear to any job interview.Anything you would wear around older conservative group, or during a Sunday church appearance.Anything you would wear during you birthday.Anything you would wear to a satanic cult meeting.21. Under what circumstances are documents not required to be notarized and still be admissibleVerification upon information and belief or under penalty of perjury.Verification upon information and belief.Under penalty of perjury.22. What is one of the purpose of Exhibits?To prove a fact or disprove something else.To impress the acting judge.To corner the other party.To provide an easier method of presenting facts.23. Judicial, prosecutorial immunity, and qualified immunity are a type of___Sovereign immunity also known as absolute immunity.To impress the acting judge.To corner the other party.To provide an easier method of presenting facts.24. Qualifies immunity applies to.Domestic violence victims who are acting as witnesses.Those under witness protection.IRS agents and municipal police employees.The one bringing the suit.25. What is the difference between rights and privilegesThere are no differences.Rights do not exist, only privileges do.Privileges do not exist, only rights do.The first is public, the second is private26. When filing a case, it is absolutely necessary to use wisdom to pay attention to the demeanor of the clerk representative because. . .They decide the acting judge assigned to the case, even if they tell you it is randomized. Be kind to them and if they do not reciprocate it, take your documents, leave and be certain to time someone else filing it or do it.They will improperly file your documents.They will speak with their other employees about the eye booger you forgot to clean before speaking to them the moment you leave the roomThey decide whether you will be successful with the matter you have brought into the courthouse.27. The answer to disqualifying an acting judge are mainly in 2 places, those 2 places are:The Constitutions and the code of judicial ethics.Your intuitive insights and the behavior of he acting judge.The oath of office of the acting judge and the resume of the acting judge.28. What is one function in 'Family Court' that most ignore but could make all the difference inWitnessesThe Clerk’s OfficeFriend of the Court29. The best way to recuse an acting judge regardless of whether by right to for cause is:If contributions were received by the acting judge from any parties involved in the case.If they practice law on the benchIf there was no oath of office on record.If you feel like it and you do not like the acting judge.If the acting judge made a contribution to any of the parties involved in the matter.Name *Email *Submit Answers (Q3) dates of ResultPreviousSend Results to Email
