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- Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, requests for admissions may be served … (0)
- Oral depositions, as a discovery device to perpetuate testimony … (0)
- A subpoena requiring a non-party witness to appear for a deposition may only … (0)
- The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure do not create a right to trial by jury for issues … (0)
- The right to a trial by jury in a civil action may never be waived (0)
- A party may take an interlocutory appeal as of right following an adverse ruling … (0)
- Upon the court’s discretion, it is permissible to vacate a default upon … (0)
- A trial court is without jurisdiction to vacate a judgment on the basis of fraud … (0)
- A verdict may be set aside as to one party and a new trial ordered … (0)
- The Clerk of the Court never has jurisdiction to enter a default judgment … (0)
- It is the duty of the Clerk of the Court to enter defaults, though the Court may enter … (0)
- Generally, a consent judgment has the same res judicata force and effect … (0)
- The application of the res judicata doctrine may be waived by a failure to raise … (0)
- If an “indispensable party” is not and cannot be joined, the court must dismiss … (0)
- A plaintiff may join a third party as a third party defendant if a counterclaim … (0)
- In response to the plaintiff’s complaint, the defendant files a motion to dismiss … (0)
- On a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted … (0)
- A party may, as a matter of right, take as many voluntary dismissals without prejudice … (0)
- As an officer of the court, an attorney may issue and sign a subpoena on behalf of a court … (0)
- In a civil trial, any deposition may be used by any party for the purposes of contradicting … (0)
- Unless the court orders otherwise, the parties may, by written stipulation … (0)
- A party who has responded to a request for discovery which was complete … (0)
- A party is under a duty to supplement responses with respect to discovery questions … (0)
- Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, intervention is always within … (0)
- A motion for a judgment on the pleadings attacking the complaint may properly … (0)
- Statements in a pleading may be adopted by reference in a different part … (0)
- Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, a reply must be filed if a plaintiff … (0)
- Cross-claims are always permissive and never compulsory (0)
- Inconsistent defenses are permitted only upon leave of the Court (0)
- Where a party fails to deny averments as to damages in the responsive pleading … (0)
- In computing the time allowed to do a certain act under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure … (0)
- A motion for summary judgment by the plaintiff may be filed contemporaneously … (0)
- If a civil action is dismissed for lack of prosecution and the Court does not specify … (0)
- If a civil action is dismissed for lack of jurisdiction, improper venue or failure to join … (0)
- In a civil action, malice and intent need not be pled with particularity unless … (0)
- In a contract action based upon a written contract, the plaintiff must attach a copy … (0)
- Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, a party may set forth as many separate … (0)
- Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the clerk of the Court is required to issue … (0)
- The statute of limitations is an affirmative defense which must be plead … (0)
- Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure an action is not deemed commenced … (0)
- As with all civil actions, a class action may be dismissed by the parties … (0)
- Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure misjoinder of parties is a ground … (0)
- In Federal Court a commercial process server must always have leave of the Court … (0)
- The number of peremptory challenges in a diversity case follows the state practice (0)
- A party who intends to raise an issue concerning the law of a foreign country must … (0)
- The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure are similar to the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure … (0)
- An issue presented in a §2254 habeas corpus petition shall not be reviewed unless remedies available in the courts … (0)
- The district court in a §2255 habeas corpus proceeding may apply either the rules of criminal procedure … (0)
- In a habeas corpus proceeding, an evidentiary hearing shall be conducted … (0)
- The district court may direct the U.S. Magistrate Judge to preside over evidentiary … (0)
- In a habeas corpus proceeding, discovery is permitted only by leave of the court … (0)
- A criminal defendant may be removed from the trial of his case for persistently … (0)
- The Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure apply to extradition … (0)
- Amotion for the return of seized property must be made in the district court … (0)
- The officer taking property under a warrant shall provide an inventory … (0)
- A written affidavit must be submitted to the Magistrate Judge … (0)
- A warrant may not be served in the nighttime unless expressly authorized by the issuing judge … (0)
- A search warrant authorized by the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure … (0)
- Warrants are returnable to a federal Magistrate Judge (0)
- A warrant may not issue to seize property that is not contraband but is merely … (0)
- When a criminal contempt allegedly occurred in the presence of the court … (0)
- In criminal contempt proceeding, the defendant always has the right to a jury trial (0)
- The presence of a defendant is not required for misdemeanor proceedings if the court … (0)
- In a criminal case, a corporation must appear through a corporate officer (0)
- Trial of a criminal felony case may not proceed in the absence of the defendant … (0)
- In prosecutions for offenses punishable by fine or imprisonment … (0)
- In a felony case, the presence of the defendant at arraignment may be waived … (0)
- An indigent defendant may waive the appointment of counsel (0)
- In a criminal case in which two or more defendants are represented by one attorney … (0)
- Enlargement of the time in which any motion or response is to be made under the Federal Rules … (0)
- At any time prior to the forfeiture of bail, a surety, or bail bondsman … (0)
- The court may set aside a bail forfeiture only if the surety, or bail bondsman … (0)
- If there is a breach of a condition of bond, the district court shall declare … (0)
- During the trial of a criminal case, voluntary dismissal is permitted without the consent … (0)
- Leave of court is required for voluntary dismissal of an indictment … (0)
- Calendaring preferences shall be given to criminal proceedings as far as practicable (0)
- A party’s failure to take exception to a ruling of the court does not waive the objection … (0)
- In criminal cases, errors committed by the trial court are always waived for purposes … (0)
- The taking of photographs in the courtroom during the progress of judicial proceedings … (0)
- The Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure apply to criminal cases removed to U.S. District Courts … (0)
- The Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure do not apply in proceedings … (0)
- If an appeal is taken from the conviction or sentence, the court (0)
- A motion to vacate, set aside, or correct a sentence pursuant to 28 U.S.C. … (0)
- Habeas corpus relief pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 2255 may be sought by (0)
- On motion of the Government, the court may reduce a sentence … (0)
- After judgment in a criminal case, if an indictment or information does … (0)
- In a criminal case, a motion for a new trial based on the ground … (0)
- When a probationer is held in custody on the ground that he has violated … (0)
- If objections are raised to the presentence investigation report (0)
- Before sentencing, the defendant or defendant’s counsel may read the contents … (0)
- The probation service of the court shall make a presentence report to the court … (0)
- After imposing a sentence in a case which has gone to trial … (0)
- Where a jury is polled after the verdict is returned and there … (0)
- Where there are two or more defendants and the jury cannot agree … (0)
- The verdict must be unanimous in a criminal case (0)
- Where a party believes a portion of the instructions to the jury to be erroneous … (0)
- If a motion for judgment of acquittal is made at the close of all of the evidence … (0)
- If, at the close of the government’s case, the court does not agree that the evidence … (0)
- If the evidence is insufficient to sustain a conviction of the offense(s) charged … (0)
- An official record or an entry therein or the lack of such a record may be proved … (0)
- In a criminal case, the sanction(s) for failure to produce the statement of a witness … (0)
- In a criminal case, when a motion for production of the statement of a witness … (0)
- Where an issue is raised concerning the law of a foreign country (0)
- The extra peremptory challenges allowed where alternate jurors are impanelled (0)
- The examination of prospective jurors (0)
- The number of persons required on a jury in a criminal trial (0)
- A criminal defendant may waive a jury trial (0)
- If a criminal defendant moves to have the proceeding transferred to another district … (0)
- A juvenile arrested, held, or present in a district other than that in which he is alleged … (0)
- When a defendant is arrested, held, or present in a district other than that in which … (0)
- A subpoena in a criminal case may be served (0)
- Which of the following statements is true regarding admissions made by a criminal defendant … (0)
- Which of the following is a false statement (0)
- A criminal defendant is not entitled to discover (0)
- A subpoena issued by the clerk, prior to trial, can be used to discover statements … (0)
- Discovery mechanisms available to the criminal defendant include (0)
- Depositions in a criminal case are guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment … (0)
- In plea bargaining, the government can agree (0)
- If a criminal defendant does not comply with the notice of alibi requirements imposed … (0)
- Objections to an indictment for failure to charge an offense must be made in a pre-trial … (0)
- A defendant must give notice prior to trial if he intends (0)
- As prosecutor of the cause, a government attorney is always entitled to disclosure … (0)
- Upon motion of the defendant, the court shall always dismiss an indictment if it appears … (0)
- An arrested person may be tried only by (0)
- A criminal defendant may challenge the array of a grand jury but may not challenge … (0)
- A defendant in a felony case must always be physically present in court … (0)
- At a preliminary examination, the defendant may (0)
- A defendant is not entitled to a preliminary examination if he has been indicted … (0)
- At an initial appearance for a misdemeanor, the court must inform the defendant of (0)
- The court may permit an information to be amended (0)
- The court may permit an amendment to (0)
- If the court grants a motion to dismiss based on a defect in the information or indictment … (0)
- Two or more defendants may be charged in the same indictment or information only … (0)
- A defendant or the government may complain that it is prejudiced by a joinder of offenses … (0)
- Two or more defendants may (0)
- Which of the following is a true statement? (0)
- Once a person is arrested, as a matter of federal procedure, the arrested person (0)
- Failure to respond to a summons is grounds for (0)
- A warrant may be executed or summons may be served (0)
- If a Magistrate Judge determines that there is probable cause to issue an arrest warrant … (0)
- Which of the following is a true statement (in a criminal case)? (0)
- Attorneys of record in both civil and criminal cases have an unfettered First Amendment right to provide information … (0)
- Party A files suit on May 7th but fails to effect service of process on the Defendant … (0)
- Civil actions not at issue which have been pending without any proceedings having been taken … (0)
- Disbarment – Rehabilitation (0)
- A continuance of trial will be granted on stipulation of all counsel alone … (0)
- If a party files an action in this Court in which it challenges the constitutionality … (0)
- If a party files an action in which it challenges the constitutionality of an Act of Congress … (0)
- Papers filed with this Court shall be on 8-1/2 x 11 white, opaque paper … (0)
- A motion to amend a pleading should have the proposed amendment attached … (0)
- Each paper served shall include a certification of service stating (0)
- After the jury has been discharged, counsel are free to interview jurors to determine … (0)
- Generally, when a motion is filed, a courtesy copy should be delivered by counsel … (0)
- All papers presented for filing shall contain a caption setting forth (0)
- The Duty Judge shall hear all emergency matters arising in a case before a Judge … (0)
- The Duty Judge shall be available to hear and preside over (0)
- An emergency matter has arisen in a case pending before Judge A. Which of the following … (0)
- Judge A is physically absent from the Southern District of Florida … (0)
- The Court may order a trial to be conducted at any jury division within the district (0)
- All civil actions arising in Highlands, Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee and St. Lucie Counties … (0)
- All civil actions arising in Broward County shall ordinarily be tried at (0)
- All criminal proceedings in which the offense was committed in Monroe County … (0)
- All criminal proceedings in which the offense was committed in Palm Beach County shall be tried … (0)
- All civil actions arising in Dade County, and all criminal proceedings in which the offense … (0)
- In resolving calendar conflicts between federal courts and the courts of the State of Florida … (0)
- Pretrial conferences become part of the record at their conclusion … (0)
- The Court, upon written notice and good cause shown, may waive the time requirements of the Local Rules … (0)
- Material facts set forth in the moving party’s motion for summary judgment … (0)
- The Local Rules specify what should be included … (0)
- The Clerk of the Court has a duty to notify the judge to whom the case … (0)
- A party opposing a motion which was properly filed … (0)
- A second or subsequent action, seeking post-conviction or other relief by petition … (0)
- The filing of any pleading, unless otherwise specified, shall constitute an appearance … (0)
- A party seeking to make a filing under seal shall (0)
- The jury instructions are within the domain of the Court … (0)
- Every civil case, except those specifically exempt by Local Rule … (0)
- For court-ordered mediation, the parties must choose a mediator … (0)
- Counsel in a civil action must meet and confer prior to the pre-trial conference and … (0)
- When a motion has been made to a judge and denied … (0)
- Interrupting a deposition for an off-the-record conference between counsel and the witness … (0)
- Should a Magistrate Judge determine that a party … (0)
- Should the Court find that a party or an attorney has engaged in abusive conduct during a deposition … (0)
- Failure by the party taking an oral deposition to comply with Local Rule 26.1.J … (0)
- Interrogatories shall be arranged so that following each question there shall … (0)
- The Southern District of Florida has opted out of the disclosure obligations prescribed … (0)
- Failure of a party opposing a motion to serve and file an opposing memorandum of law … (0)
- If a motion does not require a memorandum of law citing supporting authorities … (0)
- It is the duty of the attorneys of record to bring promptly to the attention of the Court … (0)
- In the interest of justice and for the sake of judicial economy … (0)
- Other than required by authorized personnel in the discharge of official duties … (0)
- In regard to prisoner petitions for writs of habeas corpus, and prisoner complaints filed pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983 … (0)
- Failure to comply with the Local Rules regarding pretrial procedure … (0)
- The record made at the pre-trial conference shall … (0)
- A pretrial conference shall be held in every civil action unless the Court … (0)
- Unless the Court directs otherwise, all orders orally announced in Court shall? (0)
- Papers opposing a motion for summary judgment shall include? (0)
- Although subpoenas for deposition in criminal cases may be issued only by order of court … (0)
- If the moving party has made a diligent effort … (0)
- Prior to filing a motion to compel or a motion for a protective order … (0)
- When there are numerous similar objectionable responses … (0)
- Requests for discovery and answers or objections thereto shall be filed with the Clerk? (0)
- Motions to compel discovery shall? (0)
- When the interrogatories have been completed by the responding party? (0)
- Interrogatories shall be served as follows? (0)
- According to the local rules for the Southern District of Florida … (0)
- The presumptive limitation on the number of Interrogatories that can be served on a party … (0)
- Any party aggrieved by a U.S. Magistrate Judge’s non-dispositive ruling shall have … (0)
- Proceedings during mediation are recorded and may be made part … (0)
- A motion for summary judgment must be accompanied by? (0)
- The practice of filing multiple motions for partial summary judgment … (0)
- A party who desires oral argument or a hearing of any motion? (0)
- Absent prior permission of the Court, no party shall file any reply … (0)
- Absent prior permission of the Court, no party shall file any legal memorandum … (0)
- Counsel may, but are not required, to include his/her facsimile number in the signature block … (0)
- Other than those specified in the Local Rules … (0)
- All models, diagrams, books, or other exhibits received in evidence … (0)
- Whenever an action or proceeding is filed with this Court… (0)
- Whenever an action or proceeding is terminated by entry… (0)
- All civil and criminal cases shall be assigned… (0)
- Forty-eight Students Serve in Public Interest Placements this Summer (0)
- Practicing before the Federal Court (0)