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Exercise 1

1. There are three major reasons by the Supreme Court behind its decisions on the Confrontation
Clause of the Sixth Amendment.
2. Erickson filed three separate motions on trials of cases against Orrick, Sims and himself.
3. When entering into a settlement agreement, a lawyer must not agree to a provision that
restricts lawyers right to practice law, including the right to undertake representation of clients
and potential ones with similar claim.
4. In the case of Brown vs Board of Education of Topeka , United States Supreme Court held that
the maintenance of equal but separate educational system actually deprives minorities from
getting the same quality of education as the non-minorities, thus denies the former from equal
protection of laws.
Exercise 2
1. To control how his art collection could be displayed after his death, the doctor created a
very restrictive trust to keep everything exactly it was during his life time.
2. Concerning the enormous charitable gift education claimed by the tax paper, since she
failed to submit an appraisers report about the donated bronze sculpture, we propose to
disallow the deduction under the Revenue Departments standard operating procedure.
3. The relief sought by plaintiff about this case is like of a mandatory injunction, before the
merger of law and equity, such relief could be granted only by Chancery.
4. At present, no legal remedy is available because the statute of limitations has run.
5. Basing from the affidavits filed by the plaintiff and defendants about the cross-motions for
summary judgment, we concluded that there are contested issues of fact, hence, no
summary judgment can be issued at this point.
6. According to the judicial economy, our submission to the court is that it should consolidate
all nine of the civil actions, for discovery at present time and for trial at a later time.
Exercise 3
1. Following the terms of copyright license
2. While escrow closes
3. A case in which mandatory injunction relief is inappropriate
4. Following her release from prison, she was confined at home for at least 6 months
5. His honor is required to recuse himself
6. The action was barred due to the expiration of the time period specified by the statute of
limitations
7. The Court of appeal must consider whether
8. Until the plans receive the approval of the design review committee, commencement of
construction is prohibited by homeowner association rules.
9. Usually, the insurance adjuster will, at the outset, deny the claim
10. Instigation of a law suit in the absence of a good faith belief that the
Exercise 4
1. There are three possible reasons that motivate a person to make significant gifts to
charitable organization.
2. One possible motivation is a desire to benefit the charitable organization.
3. Second possible motivation why they give their assets as gifts is the avoidance of capital
gains tax on assets that sharply increased its value since its acquisition
4. The last possible motivation is for wealthy persons to avoid estate taxes on their assets
before they die.
5. Tax lawyers and estate planners should inform their clients of the other benefits of donating
assets to charities, specifically, during tax times.
Exercise 5
It can be said that one of the primary obligations of an agent to his/her principal is to act with a
degree of carefulness, competence and diligent devotion to the duty. Possession of special skill or
knowledge by an agent is a factor considered whether he/she acted in accordance with the legal
obligations stated above. An agent must act within the limits of the authority given by his/her principal
and with the law.
Exercise 6
1. Insurance claim agents should act carefully when rejecting insurance policy holders valid
claim.
2. Claim agents should consider the possible consequences.
3. Every contract implies that parties have a duty of good faith and fair dealing, not exempting
insurance contacts.
4. A claim agents refusal to explain his failure in making any payment on a facially valid claim
makes us question the agents good faith.
5. Insurance company requires itself to fulfill duties in good faith to provide a coherent
response to a facially valid claim.
6. It leads us to infer that a claim agents continuation of a stonewall tactic for 10 months, he
intends to stall until the policy holders capitulation or engagement of a lawyer.
Exercise 7
1. Required active, had been convicted passive
2. Released passive, brandished active, was convicted- passive, served- active,was
released- passive
3. Went active, required active, did active
4. Requires- active, is- active, happened active, changed active
5. Was arrested passive, was sitting- passive, brandished active, was arrested- passive,
requires active, makes- active
6. Argued- active, did not need- active, had changed passive, rejected active, found active
7. Permits active, sentenced active, decide active, is active,
Exercise 8
1. Stock exchange suspended trading in the defendant corporations stock at 10:17 the
following morning.
2. The depositor or anyone else did not notify the bank that the ATM card was stolen.
3. As it is since there is no clear subject to do the act
4. Either party can terminate this agreement after 180 days
5. As it is since there is no clear subject stated or better not to be mentioned
6. As it is since mentioning an appropriate subject is not necessary
Exercise 9

Exercise 10
1. After complying with a property owners request to make a significant deviation from the
plans and specifications previously agreed upon, a building contractor may impose a
reasonable additional charge for the deviation.
2. A lawyer must take reasonable remedial measures having offered her clients testimony in
the belief that it was true and having subsequently come to know that the evidence is false.
3. Aaa
4. If and only if there is a failure in the second step, the second remedial step to be taken is for
the lawyer to consider withdrawing from the representation to seek the minimum amount
of harm to the client and clients legitimate objectives, if withdrawal will undo the effects of
the false evidence.
5. Disclosure

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