Reading Cases Unit 3 Quiz 1

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1. Question
When reading a case, which of the following will probably help to read first?
- Holding and disposition
- Facts
- Procedural history
- The middle of the case
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Question 2 of 6
2. Question
Where can you typically find the holding and disposition of a case?
- Usually in the middle of the case
- Always at the beginning and sometimes at the end
- Almost always at the end and often at the beginning, too
- Usually at the beginning of the case and towards the middle, too.
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Question 3 of 6
3. Question
What does it mean to distinguish a case?
- To honor a case
- To explain why the facts of one case are different from the facts of another case
- To explain why the facts of one case are similar to the facts of another case
- To explain why a case does not include facts
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Question 4 of 6
4. Question
If we represent a plaintiff in a breach of contract case, and the defendant moves to dismiss, which type of case would be most helpful for us?
- A trial court case in our jurisdiction where the judge denies a defendant’s motion to dismiss a contract claim
- An appellate level case in our jurisdiction where the panel affirm’s a lower court decision denying a defendant’s motion to dismiss a contract claim
- An appellate level case in our jurisdiction where the panel affirm’s a lower court decision granting a defendant’s motion to dismiss a contract claim
- An appellate level case in which the panel affirms a trial court’s decision denying a motion to dismiss a tort claim.
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Question 5 of 6
5. Question
In our simulation, who is our client?
- A plaintiff school district that prevailed in the Third Circuit
- A defendant school district that prevailed in the Third Circuit
- A defendant school district that is appealing to the Supreme Court after not prevailing in the Third Circuit
- A defendant school district that is moving for summary judgment in the trial court after prevailing on appeal in the Third Circuit
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Question 6 of 6
6. Question
What types of cases would be helpful to our client in our simulation?
- Cases in which appellate level courts affirmed that a school district constitutionally punished a student for her speech
- Cases in which appellate level courts affirmed that a school district unconstitutionally punished a student for her speech
- Cases in which trial level courts denied summary judgment on behalf of defendants
- Cases in which trial level courts granted summary judgment for the moving party
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