Question

1. A lawyer may waive his/her attorney-client privilege? T or F

2. When a case is heard on appeal the appellate court may reverse the trial court decision and remand case to the trial court? T or F

3. Under Article III, Section 2, of the United States Constitution, the judicial power of the federal government courts includes the power to hear the following type of case:

b. Any case involving family law issues

a. Any case the federal judges want to hear

d. Any case involving two parties that live in different states and the amount in controversy is equal to or greater than $75,000

c. Any criminal case, whether based on federal law or state law

4. Citizens in our country can place proposed laws on the ballot for consideration by the general voting public. These proposals are called:

c. Initiatives

e. Both a and b

b. Ballot measures

a. Referendums

d. Challenges to the people

5.

The United States Constitution specifically states that juries in felony crime cases must be composed of 12 jurors. T or F

Answer 1

Ques 1 ) True

Attorney-client privilege prevents lawyers to waive his/her attorney-client privilege but may do so in certain special conditions.

Ques 2) True

The appellate court has these rights.

Ques 3 ) d. Any case involving two parties that live in different states and the amount in controversy is equal to or greater than $75,000

Ques 4 ) c. Initiatives

Initiatives helps citizens propose laws on the ballot for consideration by the general voting public.

Ques 5 TRUE

A jury for felony trials has 12 jurors