A) Enforcing criminal laws
B) Passing political legislation
C) Creating new laws
D) Drafting legal documents

A) Inca and Maya
B) Egypt and Mesopotamia
C) China and Japan
D) Greece and Rome

A) A political campaign
B) A medical certification
C) An apprenticeship in parliament
D) A bar examination

A) Managing real estate transactions
B) Drafting international treaties
C) Notarizing personal documents
D) Arguing before courts

A) Acting as a judge
B) Preparing cases and giving advice
C) Appearing in higher courts exclusively
D) Creating civil law statutes

A) France
B) United States
C) India
D) England

A) France and Germany
B) Greece and Rome
C) United States, India, and Pakistan
D) England and Wales

A) The Greek word for speech
B) The Roman word for representative
C) The verb to attorn
D) The Latin for court room

A) To transfer one's rights and obligations to another
B) To speak in front of a judge
C) To draft a legal document
D) To study abstract legal theory

A) Always the same across all countries
B) Practical application of abstract legal theories
C) Strictly theoretical research
D) Limited to academic teaching

A) Private investigator
B) Financial accountant
C) Police officer
D) Patent attorney

A) Barristers
B) Scriveners
C) Jurists
D) Solicitors

A) Corporate profit margins
B) Human rights and the rule of law
C) The absolute power of the monarch
D) Political party mandates

A) A single division between barristers and solicitors
B) The merger of all legal practitioners into judges
C) The complete removal of solicitors
D) The creation of a fused system for all

A) Legal systems are identical everywhere
B) Each country has its own method of dividing legal work
C) Most countries have banned the practice of law
D) There are too few lawyers to study

A) Portugal
B) Poland
C) England
D) Netherlands

A) Esq.
B) Adv.
C) Dr.
D) Me.

A) Dr.
B) Avv.
C) Mr.
D) Me

A) Esquire
B) Maître
C) Mecenas
D) Avvocato

A) Mecenas
B) Meester
C) Doctor
D) Advocate

A) Four
B) Two
C) Five
D) Three

A) Me.
B) Adv.
C) Avv.
D) Mr.

A) Netherlands
B) Italy
C) United States
D) Venezuela

A) Master of Laws
B) Juris Doctor
C) Bachelor of Laws
D) Doctor of Juridical Science

A) Maître
B) Meester
C) Mecenas
D) Advocate

A) Macau
B) India
C) Belgium
D) Malta