A) 65 B) 70 C) 75 D) 60
A) Seven years B) Life tenure C) Five years D) Ten years
A) 60 B) 65 C) 70 D) 50
A) Five years B) One year C) Two years D) Ten years
A) January 1, 1948 B) August 6, 1959 C) October 1, 1982 D) October 28, 2026
A) The longest-serving senior judge takes the role B) The Supreme Court appoints a chief C) The position remains vacant D) The age restrictions are waived
A) By the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court B) By presidential appointment C) By the judge highest in seniority among qualified judges D) By a vote of all district judges
A) 1958 B) 1959 C) 1948 D) 1982
A) Judges must have served at least ten years B) Judges had to be under 60 C) Judges were appointed by the Senate D) Judges could not serve after turning 70
A) Must have served on the Supreme Court B) Must be the longest-serving judge on the court C) Must be at least 70 years old D) Must not have previously served as chief judge
A) S.D.NY. B) S.D.N.Y. C) SDNY-Court D) U.S.D.C.S.N.Y.
A) Eight B) Nine C) Seven D) Ten
A) Bronx B) Richmond C) Kings D) Queens
A) United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit B) Supreme Court of the United States C) United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit D) United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
A) The Federal Trial Center B) The Financial District Court C) Mother Court D) The Original Court
A) Charles L. Brieant Jr. B) Thurgood Marshall C) Daniel Patrick Moynihan D) Learned Hand
A) Matthew Podolsky B) Rudy Giuliani C) Robert Morgenthau D) Preet Bharara
A) Manhattan, White Plains, and Poughkeepsie B) Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island C) White Plains, Yonkers, and Albany D) Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx
A) Supreme Court of the State of New York B) United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York C) United States District Court for the Northern District of New York D) United States District Court for the Western District of New York
A) Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse B) The Woolworth Building C) The Merchants Exchange D) Federal Hall
A) Judiciary Act of 1789 B) Constitution of the United States C) Act of April 9, 1814 D) Public Law 95-408
A) 1789 B) 1814 C) 1865 D) 1900
A) Matthias B. Tallmadge B) William P. Van Ness C) Elihu Root D) Learned Hand
A) Orange, Dutchess, and Sullivan B) New York, Bronx, and Kings C) Westchester, Putnam, and Rockland D) Columbia, Greene, and Ulster
A) Civil Rights B) Admiralty C) Environmental D) Patent
A) Pierre N. Leval B) David Norton Edelstein C) Samuel Blatchford D) Sonia Sotomayor
A) Samuel Blatchford and Sonia Sotomayor B) Robert P. Patterson and Michael Mukasey C) Learned Hand and Augustus Noble Hand D) Harold Medina and Pierre N. Leval
A) Robert P. Patterson B) Michael Mukasey C) Louis Freeh D) Rudy Giuliani
A) Director of the FBI B) Secretary of War C) Supreme Court Justice D) United States Attorney General
A) New York City B) Poughkeepsie C) White Plains D) Manhattan
A) Lusitania B) Bojinka C) Titanic D) General Slocum
A) Murray Gurfein B) John M. Woolsey C) William H. Pauley III D) Lewis A. Kaplan
A) William H. Pauley III B) John M. Woolsey C) Murray Gurfein D) Lewis A. Kaplan
A) John Mitchell B) Alger Hiss C) Ariel Sharon D) Harry Daugherty
A) Abduwali Muse B) Bernard Madoff C) Tom Brady D) Imelda Marcos
A) Patrick Ho B) Omar Abdel Rahman C) Abduwali Muse D) Michael Cohen
A) Michael Milken B) Sam Bankman-Fried C) Tom Brady D) Ivan Boesky
A) John M. Woolsey B) Murray Gurfein C) William H. Pauley III D) Lewis A. Kaplan
A) Cilia Flores B) Bess Myerson C) Ghislaine Maxwell D) Imelda Marcos
A) Lewis A. Kaplan B) Murray Gurfein C) William H. Pauley III D) John M. Woolsey
A) Defamation B) Fair use C) DMCA safe harbor D) Obstruction of justice
A) Patrick Ho B) Michael Milken C) Omar Abdel Rahman D) Alger Hiss
A) Tom Brady B) Sam Bankman-Fried C) Bernard Madoff D) Brian Thompson |