understanding various legal concepts and principles related to trials, alternative dispute resolution, the Bill of Rights, equal protection, torts, and damages.

Chapter : 4
4. What is the difference between a bench and a jury trial
7. How do majority, dissenting, and concurring opinions differ from each other?
Chapter 5
1.What are the most common forms of ADR, and how do they differ from each other?
2.What types of disputes are best suited to resolution through ADR? Which are least appropriate?
19.What is the main goal of discovery?
Chapter 6:
1.Where can you locate the Bill of Rights, and what protections does it contain? Pg 157-196
12.What and whom does the equal protection clause protect? Pg 196-210
Chapter 7:
1.How can the same set of facts result in both a tort and a crime? Will every tort also create criminal liability? Pg 213-223
14.What are the four basic elements of a negligence claim? Pg 234-244
29.What are the three basic types of damages that a plaintiff can recover in a tort action, and what is the purpose of each? (Pg277-282)
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