Motions, Trial & Judgment

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What is a motion?

A request asking the court to enter an order or take action.

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Rule 56 summary judgment standard?

No genuine dispute of material fact and movant entitled to judgment as a matter of law.

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Rule 12(b)(6) vs. Rule 56?

12(b)(6) tests legal sufficiency of claim; Rule 56 considers whether a material fact dispute requires trial.

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Ways to end a case without trial?

Dismissal, settlement/ADR, summary judgment, or default judgment.

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What is a Rule 16 pretrial conference for?

Organizing issues, evidence, witnesses, and schedule.

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Rule 38 relates to what?

Demand for a jury trial.

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What is voir dire?

Questioning prospective jurors for selection.

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Challenge for cause vs. peremptory challenge?

For cause identifies a reason for bias; peremptory ordinarily needs no stated reason but has legal limits.

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Basic civil trial sequence?

Openings; plaintiff evidence; defense evidence; closings; instructions; deliberation/verdict; judgment.

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What is the usual civil burden of proof?

Preponderance of the evidence: more likely than not.

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What is satisfaction of judgment?

Formal record that judgment has been paid or fulfilled.

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