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