A) Creating new laws B) Enforcing criminal laws C) Passing political legislation D) Drafting legal documents
A) China and Japan B) Greece and Rome C) Egypt and Mesopotamia D) Inca and Maya
A) A political campaign B) An apprenticeship in parliament C) A bar examination D) A medical certification
A) Notarizing personal documents B) Drafting international treaties C) Arguing before courts D) Managing real estate transactions
A) Preparing cases and giving advice B) Appearing in higher courts exclusively C) Acting as a judge D) Creating civil law statutes
A) United States B) France C) England D) India
A) Greece and Rome B) France and Germany C) United States, India, and Pakistan D) England and Wales
A) The Roman word for representative B) The verb to attorn C) The Greek word for speech 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 study abstract legal theory D) To draft a legal document
A) Always the same across all countries B) Strictly theoretical research C) Limited to academic teaching D) Practical application of abstract legal theories
A) Patent attorney B) Private investigator C) Police officer D) Financial accountant
A) Jurists B) Barristers C) Solicitors D) Scriveners
A) Human rights and the rule of law B) Corporate profit margins C) The absolute power of the monarch D) Political party mandates
A) The merger of all legal practitioners into judges B) The creation of a fused system for all C) The complete removal of solicitors D) A single division between barristers and solicitors
A) Each country has its own method of dividing legal work B) There are too few lawyers to study C) Most countries have banned the practice of law D) Legal systems are identical everywhere
A) Netherlands B) Portugal C) Poland D) England
A) Adv. B) Me. C) Esq. D) Dr.
A) Avv. B) Mr. C) Dr. D) Me
A) Mecenas B) Maître C) Avvocato D) Esquire
A) Doctor B) Advocate C) Meester D) Mecenas
A) Five B) Two C) Four D) Three
A) Mr. B) Avv. C) Me. D) Adv.
A) Italy B) Venezuela C) Netherlands D) United States
A) Master of Laws B) Bachelor of Laws C) Juris Doctor D) Doctor of Juridical Science
A) Advocate B) Meester C) Mecenas D) Maître
A) Malta B) India C) Belgium D) Macau |