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A) enter a judgment in accordance with the verdict.
B) enter a judgment n.o.v.
C) enter a judgment as a matter of law.
D) order a new trial.
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A) even if the facts in the complaint are true, the defendant is not liable.
B) the facts in the complaint are not true.
C) even if the defendant is liable, the plaintiff cannot prove it.
D) if the facts are true, the plaintiff has a right to judicial relief.
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A) impliedly denied.
B) subject to dispute during the trial.
C) voir dire .
D) admitted.
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A) attempt to refute any asserted claim.
B) deluge the plaintiff with data.
C) ask the court to impose sanctions.
D) give away as little information as possible.
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A) ask for a deposition.
B) seek an admission of the truth of the matter relating to the trial.
C) issue a summary judgment.
D) file a motion to dismiss.
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A) an affirmative defense.
B) a motion to dismiss.
C) a challenge for cause.
D) a peremptory challenge.
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A) a formal refusal to abide by the verdict.
B) a notice of appeal.
C) a transcript of the trial and copies of the exhibits.
D) the judgment order from which the appeal is taken.
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A) beyond a reasonable doubt.
B) by a preponderance of the evidence.
C) through a scintilla of evidence.
D) to the extent promised in his attorney's opening statement.
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A) a judgment in accordance with the verdict.
B) a judgment on the pleadings.
C) a new trial.
D) judgment n.o.v.
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A) information that is relevant to the case.
B) private information about the defendant's operations.
C) public information about the defendant's operations.
D) irrelevant data that can be eliminated from consideration.
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