A motion to __________ is a motion filed by either party to a lawsuit asking the court to compel the other party to comply with a discovery request.
a. Strike
b. Compel discovery
c. Make more definite and certain
d. Dismiss
Q. 2Which of the following is not a source of e-evidence?
a. iPhones
b. iPads
c. Voice mail
d. Electronic calendars
e. None of these choices are correct
Q. 3The chain of custody refers to:
a. The movement and location of evidence from the time it is obtained to the
time it is presented in court
b. The movement of the defendant after arrest
c. The ownership history of any material objects related to the trial
d. The timeline of the trial
Q. 4The phrase __________ refers to the movement and location of evidence from the time it is obtained to the time it is presented in court.
a. Chain of possession
b. Chain of ownership
c. Chain of custody
d. Chain of responsibility
Q. 5A motion to __________ is a motion filed by the defendant asking the court to delete redundant or irrelevant paragraphs from the complaint in order to clarify the underlying issues in the case.
a. Strike
b. Compel discovery
c. Make more definite and certain
d. Dismiss
Q. 6Which of the following statements is true about the costs of electronic discovery?
a. Electronic discovery is very cheap
b. Electronic discovery is often very expensive
c. The court pays all the costs of electronic discovery
d. None of these choices are correct
Q. 7Which of the following are factors that are considered by a court when deciding to shift discovery costs?
a. The specificity of the discovery request
b. The quantify of information available from other sources
c. The failure to produce relevant information that seems likely to have existed
but is no longer available on more easily accessed sources
d. All of these choices are correct
Q. 8Which of the following is not a factor that is considered by a court when deciding to shift discovery costs?
a. The specificity of the discovery request
b. The quantify of information available from other sources
c. The failure to produce relevant information that seems likely to have existed
but is no longer available on more easily accessed sources
d. The ethnicity of the plaintiff and defendant
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