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Civil Procedure & Litigation Flashcards

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  1. Which is the best definition of hearsay?

    Answer: An out-of-court statement offered to prove the truth of the matter asserted

    Hearsay is an out-of-court statement offered for its truth and is inadmissible unless an exception applies.

  2. Which best describes mediation?

    Answer: A neutral third party helps parties reach a voluntary, non-binding settlement

    Mediators facilitate negotiation but cannot impose a decision.

  3. What distinguishes binding arbitration from mediation?

    Answer: An arbitrator issues a decision the parties must accept

    Binding arbitration results in an enforceable decision made by the arbitrator.

  4. A deposition is best described as:

    Answer: Sworn out-of-court testimony taken during discovery

    Depositions record a witness's sworn testimony before trial.

  5. The work product doctrine protects:

    Answer: Materials prepared in anticipation of litigation

    Work product protection shields materials prepared by or for a party in anticipation of litigation.

  6. Interrogatories are:

    Answer: Written questions that a party must answer under oath

    Interrogatories are written discovery questions answered in writing under oath.

  7. An employee of a federal contractor reports suspected security mismanagement to a government official. What does federal whistleblower law generally require of the employer?

    Answer: No reprisal against the employee for the protected disclosure

    Statutes such as 41 U.S.C. 4712 prohibit reprisal against contractor employees for protected disclosures.

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