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  • Under the duty concerning loans to directors, which rule is correct?
  • Which statement about life estate waste is correct?
  • Under the original and duplicate concept, which statement is correct?
  • If the certificate states perpetual duration, what does that mean?
  • When a private party sues a state official for damages for acts while in office, damages are typically:
  • SOL for replevin/conversion?
  • Which item is listed as a possession crime for New York law?
  • Crossclaims in federal court must arise out of the same transaction or occurrence and are directed against whom?
  • Termination of marriage in New York is handled in which court?
  • Under New York law, is a defendant vicariously liable for conspiracy crimes committed by a co-conspirator if the defendant did not participate in the crime?
  • Which statement about living wills is true?
  • A Totten trust is created by the depositor naming a beneficiary; the depositor may deposit or withdraw freely. Which statement correctly describes when the beneficiary has a claim?
  • Detention hearing is not required if which condition is met?
  • Which two remedies are recognized for alleged breach of contract?
  • If a waiver is not returned, what must the plaintiff do?
  • In a seizure proceeding, which is a remedy available to the plaintiff?
  • What is the notice period for shareholder minutes and lists under NY law?
  • Which statement about modification of maintenance is true?
  • In a New York residential building with four or more units, what is true after a sublease?
  • Which of the following is NOT a requirement for proper execution of a will?
  • Which is an essential element of negligent misrepresentation?
  • What is the statute of limitations for professional malpractice actions (non-medical)?
  • In New York, an answer to a complaint must include denials of the allegations.
  • Bicameralism and presentation require that a bill
  • What due process is required to terminate custody?
  • Botched contraception results in which liability outcome?
  • Settlement discussions are admissible for which purpose?
  • Under nail-and-mail service, when is service complete?
  • The Supreme Court reviews cases via certiorari from which courts?
  • Discrimination based on wealth is reviewed under which standard?
  • Privacy tort: which is recognized under federal law but not recognized in New York?
  • Under the MBE framework, which statement about informants is true?
  • What does New York law require for party admissions?
  • Visitation by a non-parent: which statement is correct?
  • Which statement best describes common law burglary elements as historically understood?
  • Which statement is true about a registered LLP?
  • Which of the following is a future warranty in a general warranty deed?
  • Which toll category imposes a 10-year cap for all causes of action?
  • Entrustment of goods to a merchant with a good-faith purchaser for value buys them. What remedy does the owner have against the BFP?
  • Self-defense: when may deadly force be used?
  • Which degree of NY assault requires no weapon but results in serious injury?
  • Is there a duty to retreat for police in NY self-defense cases?
  • In New York civil trials, when may a party request a jury trial?
  • Under New York specific statute of frauds, which of the following is an exception to the writing requirement?
  • Which statement correctly describes vehicle searches incident to arrest in the given rules?
  • Which of the following is an example of intangible collateral?
  • Under New York law, which inchoate offenses merge?
  • Which statement correctly describes the essential requirements for the assumption of risk defense to apply?
  • Under anti-lapse, if the beneficiary has issue, the gift is saved and passes to the beneficiary's issue by representation. Which statement is true about this doctrine?
  • The dying declaration exception to hearsay in New York is applicable in which type of case?
  • Under Wharton's Rule, for offenses requiring two or more participants, conspiracy requires at least how many participants?
  • Which constitutional mechanism extends the protections of the Bill of Rights to the states through the due process framework?
  • Common law battery requires which mental state?
  • Which of the following is an element that must be established to obtain a receivership (a provisional remedy)?
  • Which statement about taxing federal activity is accurate?
  • In strict product liability, liability extends to which parties in the chain?
  • Interlocutory appeals following certain motions must be filed within how many days after service of the decision?
  • If a government contract is burdened by regulation, what standard applies?
  • Which factor distinguishes NY Robbery in the 1st Degree from the 2nd Degree?
  • Battery is generally classified as which type of common law offense?
  • Which of the following describes a futility criterion for demand?
  • An insane delusion renders a testator without capacity for making a will.
  • Under New York rules, prior misconduct evidence for impeachment is generally linked to which concept?
  • Assumption of time-barred debt: is it enforceable without consideration?
  • What is essential to common law forgery?
  • To sue for non-economic damages under no-fault, the injury must exceed what amount?
  • Acceleration of result is a causation concept in criminal law. Which option lists the correct related concept?
  • How often must you register for the New York bar process?
  • When advertising a specialty, which disclosure is required?
  • What is the trial period duration before finalizing an adoption?
  • The first aggressor rule in NY self-defense provides that the first aggressor cannot use deadly force in self-defense. What is the NY exception to this rule?
  • Which is an exception to the prohibition on leading questions on direct examination?
  • Under public policy, non-compete agreements for lawyers are generally disallowed, with exceptions including:
  • Which of the following is a procedural element in a choice of law framework?
  • If the defendant counterclaims, what may the plaintiff do?
  • Which statement about the fundamental right to travel is correct?
  • Can shareholders remove directors for cause or without cause, and who authorizes removal without cause?
  • Under NY DMA, may testimony be admitted about communications the decedent had with others?
  • Under irrevocable offers based on partial performance, which statement is true?
  • For an adult adopting an adult's child, whose consent is required?
  • Which of the following is a non-probate asset category not typically a transfer by operation of law or contract?
  • What best describes the scope of executive privilege?
  • Which statement accurately describes express warranties in the sale of goods under the UCC?
  • What is the function of an attestation clause in a will?
  • Discharge of not due or disputed debt requires what?
  • What is required to enforce transfer restrictions against third parties?
  • Which statement is NOT part of Miranda content rights?
  • What form must a waiver of the elective share take?
  • Which event dissolves a partnership?
  • Profane words are generally allowed, except in which contexts?
  • In nuisance law, what does the balance of benefits refer to?
  • Under NY law, a voting proxy is revocable unless the agent has an interest. Which statement is correct?
  • In an impleader, service of the third-party complaint must be completed within how many days of filing the third-party complaint?
  • Under contract law, for a breach involving the sale of unique goods, which remedy is typically available?
  • In non-carrier delivery, when does the buyer obtain possession if the seller is a merchant?
  • The traditional vested-right test is primarily based on which concept?
  • Which defense may bar an adultery-based divorce claim?
  • Which statement best describes the parol evidence rule as it relates to supplementation of a written contract?
  • Consequential damages are damages that are foreseeable results of the breach.
  • For NY Arson 4th Degree, which statement is true?
  • Which scenario illustrates the complete performance exception to the statute of frauds?
  • Rational basis scrutiny often applies to which area listed below?
  • What standard is required in New York for references to extrinsic writings by incorporation?
  • Which statement about actual and express authorization is accurate?
  • Under SOL toll for wrongful death claims, the toll is how long from death if survival claims are timely upon death?
  • Under the Commerce Power, Congress may regulate which of the following?
  • In a secured transaction, what must be paid to redeem collateral before a foreclosure sale?
  • For an insurance policy, which law governs in the absence of an explicit choice of law, according to the material?
  • The NY newsworthiness exception for appropriation is interpreted broadly.
  • Termination of a trust by the settlor with consent requires the consent of:
  • Under NY Bargain and Sale Deed, what does the grantor guarantee?
  • Under common law, possession can be established by which means?
  • Under New York law regarding the unborn child, which statement is correct?
  • Freeze-out actions require which elements to be present?
  • In a criminal case, affirmative defenses require the defendant to prove them by
  • Under NY premises liability, the status of local ordinances as evidence of breach is?
  • What is the correct presumption for a revocable trust and what must be done to make it revocable?
  • Which modification to a will constitutes a valid 7-point formal change?
  • Under unilateral mistake, the contract is still valid when:
  • In a joint account with survivorship, on the death of one holder, what happens to the deceased's share?
  • Under Section 5 of the Fourteenth Amendment, Congress may
  • In a destination contract, when does risk of loss pass to the buyer?
  • Amendment after the time to respond has expired is proper only if there is no irreparable injustice.
  • Which statement best describes the attractive nuisance doctrine?
  • Under MBE, which pair of inchoate offenses merges and which remains separate?
  • Which of the following would cause a surviving spouse to lose the elective share due to marital status?
  • In public or limited public forums, which standard applies to content-based regulations?
  • In a shareholder derivative action, when might the recovery go to the shareholder rather than the corporation?
  • Under NY law, which offenses qualify as BRAKES for felony murder?
  • Which of the following is typically a separate asset for division of property?
  • Which statement is an element of trade secret protection?
  • What is the SOL for victims of non-serious crimes v. convicted criminals in civil actions?
  • A lucid interval is sufficient to establish testamentary capacity.
  • In cumulative voting for directors, which formula determines the minimum shares to win one seat if there are s seats?
  • Under fruit of the poisonous tree, Miranda-violated confessions: physical evidence derived from them is...
  • The presumption that a marital husband has custody of a non-biological child is valid under which constitutional privacy concept?
  • Under a race-notice statute, which condition must be satisfied for a BFP to prevail?
  • In common law self-defense, the use of force must be
  • When proving foreign law, which method is commonly recognized?
  • A private express trust may designate which type of beneficiary?
  • Under New York rules, direct examination may show the basis for an expert's opinion.
  • Which statement correctly describes a Bona Fide Purchase (BFP) for recording purposes?
  • Which trio constitutes core requirements for a valid search warrant?
  • Which statement about common law accomplice liability is true?
  • If a party is indispensable and cannot be joined, the court may:
  • Under common law, when a party substantially performs, what is the result?
  • Which of the following is an express trust type?
  • In NY Grand Jury proceedings, may the defendant testify upon request?
  • Under the good faith saving provision, which scenario would typically defeat the good faith exception?
  • An excited utterance requires that the statement be made:
  • In an installment contract, a buyer may reject an installment only if:
  • In an executory interest, if the future interest divests the grantee's interest, it's called:
  • Which issue is not waived and can be raised at any time in federal court?
  • Gifts of shares in a publicly traded company are generally treated as general gifts rather than specific gifts.
  • In impeachment, which is an intrinsic (direct) attack on credibility?
  • A premarital agreement is valid if it satisfies which elements?
  • During preliminary questions, who decides conditional relevance such as the authenticity of documents?
  • For real evidence of a unique item, what is the foundation?
  • Which restraints on alienation are valid under modern law?
  • Which principle governs modification of a trust by someone other than the settlor?
  • Under New York law, is duress a defense to homicide?
  • Which statement is true about the double world scenario in New York privacy law?
  • Is impossibility of the underlying crime a defense to conspiracy?
  • In New York, a negative bequest is treated as valid and distribution may continue. Which statement about its effect is correct?
  • Under SOL toll for survival claims, if the claim remains timely upon death, the toll lasts for how long?
  • For the statement against interest exception, which condition is required?
  • Common law voluntary manslaughter involves murder in the heat of passion after adequate provocation. Which statement is true?
  • According to the notes, child pornography is prohibited if it depicts an actual child.
  • A profit a prendre gives the holder the right to
  • Which is NOT a foundation element for learned treatises?
  • A court order to restrain media coverage to prevent prejudicial effect in the community would:
  • Under New York law, SRMs are admissible for which of the following in product liability cases?
  • Under the 10A limit on federal power, which statement is correct?
  • Anticipatory repudiation generally means that the repudiation equals material breach.
  • Finder of abandoned property: When the owner has clearly abandoned property with intent to relinquish it, who obtains title?
  • If a buyer is insolvent on delivery, the seller may:
  • Under NY law, parents may be liable for their child's tort up to which amount?
  • In New York, withdrawal from accomplice liability requires:
  • Which statement is true regarding deed execution and delivery?
  • Within 20 days after service of the answer, amendments may be made how many times as of right?
  • In the government interest analysis, which type corresponds to applying forum law when there is no strong interest by any other state?
  • Which statement is NOT a feature of a firm offer under the UCC?
  • Which statement describes ratification in agency law?
  • Which doctrine allows a divorce to be divisible into separate permissible components?
  • In NY special proceedings, service of the petition must be completed within which window before the return date?
  • Common law false imprisonment requires
  • Permissive parties in federal court require that they share what with the main action?
  • Which duty requires a trustee to keep separate personal property from trust property?
  • Which combination triggers NY Arson 1st Degree?
  • Which statement about the notice of complaint content is true?
  • Presidential immunity
  • Under common law, which age group is prosecuted as an adult?
  • Under the 14th Amendment, a confession must be voluntary and not coerced.
  • Under New York law, a driver or passenger has standing to challenge a search if which condition is met?
  • Which condition makes an agreement between an unmarried couple valid?
  • In preliminary questions, who determines admissibility?
  • Which statement is NOT an element of common law conspiracy?
  • Which defenses must be raised before the close of trial?
  • Which statement about the proper basis for an expert's opinion is true?
  • Which degree of arson requires that the offender knew or should have known there is a person inside the building?
  • Necessity defense: which is true?
  • Under vicarious liability rules for lawyers, which statement is correct?
  • Which statement about the best evidence rule is correct?
  • Unconscionability in contract law requires consideration of which components?
  • Who may establish the domicile of an infant who cannot fend for itself under New York law?
  • Under common law, felony murder requires that the killing occur during the commission of a felony.
  • What is the rule regarding extrinsic evidence in mistakes in a will?
  • What is the monetary threshold for a 4th-degree larceny in New York?
  • Under the riparian theory of water rights, a riparian owner has the right to which of the following?
  • Which statement accurately describes the attachment process on real property in NY provisional remedies?
  • Which of the following is not a 'plus' factor that elevates NY Robbery to the 2nd Degree?
  • Dependent Relative Revocation applies to revocation based on a mistake about revival. Which statement is correct?
  • Which form is required to create a voting proxy under NY law?
  • Finder of lost or mislaid property: If the owner has not intended to relinquish possession, who retains title?
  • Under New York law, entrapment defense requires which of the following elements?
  • The essential element exception to character evidence applies in which type of case?
  • No school prayer even if voluntary.
  • If the original federal court is improper, what may the court do?
  • In a private forum, which standard applies to government regulation of speech?
  • Which category is listed as an exception to the 50% fault rule and would remain subject to joint and several liability?
  • Under MBE rules, prior sexual misconduct by a victim in a sexual offense case may be admissible to prove which of the following?
  • Conversion versus trespass to chattel: which statement is correct?
  • What are the remedies for nonconformity in the sale of goods when the goods are rejected?
  • In tort defamation, publication requires which of the following?
  • In-person attorney solicitation is prohibited, except for certain categories. Which option represents the broadest allowed category?
  • Infant toll rules: after the minor reaches age 18, extension of the SOL depends on the original SOL as follows: if original SOL > 3 years, extension to 3 years; if original SOL < 3 years, extension to the original SOL.
  • For a land contract within the Statute of Frauds, which elements are required?
  • Vested remainder requirements include:
  • Which of the following is a category of goods in secured transactions that often accounts for items attached to real property?
  • Which statement about summary judgment is true?
  • Which scenario is typically permitted under the special needs exception to the Fourth Amendment without ordinary probable cause?
  • Under caveat lessee, which duty does the landlord have regarding latent defects?
  • During winding up, what is the correct order of paying creditors?
  • Which statement about state taxation on interstate commerce is correct?
  • Under due process, which statement accurately describes when a pretrial identification is unconstitutional?
  • In the hearsay exception for dying declarations, which statement is correct regarding admissibility?
  • In seeking a preliminary injunction or temporary restraining order (TRO), which procedural requirement is required?
  • Exercising Clause: A generally applicable, facially neutral law is allowed without strict scrutiny.
  • Infant toll includes a cap for medical malpractice; what is the cap?
  • Under MBE, is good faith belief of ownership required for adverse possession?
  • Discrimination based on gender uses which standard?
  • Which statement correctly describes an easement appurtenant?
  • Under the UCC's performance standards, what is the rule for performance?
  • Under New York law, a duplicate may be admissible in the regular course of business.
  • Which is NOT a government agent for the Fourth Amendment purposes?
  • For termination of welfare benefits, what due process step is required?
  • In the conveyance "O to A and his heirs," what estate does A hold under modern law?
  • What is required for a common law shareholder inspection right?
  • Under the traditional common-law mirror image rule, which statement best describes acceptance?
  • What document must accompany the complaint to support the merits of the claim when facing possible dismissal in New York?
  • Which injury qualifies as a serious injury that allows a tort action notwithstanding no-fault insurance?
  • Which of the following is a valid common-law excuse for non-performance due to unforeseen events?
  • In the scope of agency, which factors comprise the balancing test?
  • Which insanity standard is described as a product of mental disease?
  • An absolute restriction on alienability is:
  • Which obligation does the prosecutor have regarding exculpatory evidence?
  • Which type of contract requires acceptance by performance only?
  • Under the state-action doctrine, which actor is subject to due process, equal protection, and other protections?
  • In a close corporation, a managing shareholder has a duty of care to which parties?
  • In federal voir dire, which statement is accurate about peremptory challenges?
  • Which statement correctly describes common law embezzlement?
  • Under MBE, which of the following is included in the per se categories of slander?
  • Under the Doctrine of Worthier Title as traditionally applied, the grant 'to A for life, then to O's heirs' results in:
  • Do fees for public demonstrations pass strict scrutiny?
  • Use of evidence obtained in violation of the Constitution (Crim Pro) – what is inadmissible in the prosecution's case-in-chief?
  • Under RAP analysis, which POA type has validity of the interest vesting from creation?
  • Which statement about regular board meetings and notices is correct?
  • Under land contracts, when does risk of loss transfer to buyer?
  • In a divisible contract, which statement best describes breach?
  • Which of the following is listed as a basis for New York Murder in the Second Degree?
  • Which is the proper escape for voluminous documents under the best evidence rule?
  • Can an encumbrance be waived in a land contract?
  • Which of the following can terminate an easement?
  • In a share exchange, which item is the formal filing step?
  • Which statement is true about a sale of land subject to mortgage when the buyer takes 'subject to'?
  • What constitutes proper invocation of Miranda rights?
  • Under the Model Penal Code (MPC) approach to unreasonable mistakes in self-defense, such mistakes may mitigate the crime.
  • Under the majority rule, a purchase money resulting trust (PMRT) requires the trustee to:
  • The general balance exception allows admissibility of relevant evidence when its probative value outweighs prejudice.
  • In NY premises liability, what is the general duty owed to entrants?
  • In New York, holographic will and nuncupative will are generally invalid except when:
  • Under the ancient document doctrine, which statement is true?
  • Under the eggshell victim rule, liability is not reduced by the victim's preexisting condition.
  • What fault is required for publication?
  • Which is a recognized exception to state sovereign immunity allowing a federal suit against a state?
  • Which of the following describes public nuisance?
  • Before a foreign corporation qualifies to do business, which statement is true about its ability to sue or be sued in the state?
  • Which is a method of partition?
  • Which statement best describes a partner's right to management control in a partnership?
  • For prejudgment government attachment or seizure, which due process step is required?
  • What is the statute of limitations for an Article 78 proceeding challenging a NY administrative decision?
  • Under New York rules, cross-examination credibility may be addressed if the opposing expert
  • Which is true about the conspiracy elements and the agreement?
  • What is the difference between the English rule and the American rule on landlord delivery of possession?
  • Discharge of debt: which statement about consideration is correct?
  • Spouses communicative privilege is designed to protect intimacy and is generally waived by one spouse alone.
  • Defenses to privacy torts include which of the following?
  • Which statement about creating a joint tenancy is accurate?
  • If the offeree's performance is nonconforming and the offeror accommodates it, what is the result?
  • Which element is essential to a bona fide purchaser for recording purposes?
  • A cemetery trust is typically treated as what type of trust and may last how long?
  • Foreclosure sale notice must include which element?
  • What is the time limit to file a notice of claim after a NY accident involving a subdivision of the State?
  • What is the statute of limitations period for medical malpractice actions?
  • Which type of deed provides no warranty of title?
  • Economic duress defense to contract: which statement is true?
  • Under the balancing test for relevant evidence, which outcome results when the probative value is outweighed by pragmatic concerns?
  • Which factor primarily determines the scope of an easement?
  • For a testimonial witness, the Confrontation Clause is satisfied if the defendant:
  • Under negligence or strict liability torts, the toll for toxic substances runs from which event?
  • For a motion on notice, service must be made at least how many days before the return date?
  • If a lawyer is disciplined in one state, is that discipline automatically binding in another state?
  • Which statement correctly describes proximate cause?
  • Which statement about solicitation is correct?
  • For a foreign unlicensed corporation, which conditions establish doing business in New York? (choose the combination that applies)
  • Toll for insane: which of the following statements is true?
  • During a traffic stop, a dog sniff is not a seizure if it does not substantially prolong the stop.
  • Which statement accurately reflects New York's rule on searching containers incident to arrest?
  • Interlocutory appeals following a motion on notice are available within how many days after service of the decision?
  • Which elements constitute a valid equitable servitude that a court will enforce through injunctive relief?
  • Under NY law, which statement about use of force to prevent crime is correct?
  • A written fee engagement letter is required when the fee amount exceeds what threshold?
  • Which statement about conflicts with current clients is true?
  • Which statement best describes consideration in contract law?
  • In New York, how long must a co-tenant's possession continue for adverse possession to run against others?
  • Which elements define NY Burglary 3rd Degree?
  • Plea bargains, plea discussions, and offers are inadmissible for all purposes.
  • Under confrontation clause principles, grand jury testimony is generally considered:
  • Which of the following is NOT a function of the magistrate at the initial appearance?
  • Which action will make an offer irrevocable under common law?
  • Under the 6th Amendment in NY, the scope of the right to counsel for confessions covers what?
  • Which of the following is a valid charitable trust purpose?
  • Explicit revocation can be accomplished by which of the following methods?
  • Time limit to remove a diversity-based case?
  • Libel pro quod requires extrinsic evidence to assess impact.
  • Which action constitutes a Totten trust revocation?
  • Zoning for adult bookstores or theatres is allowed.
  • Defenses to accomplice liability include:
  • What are the three criteria listed for obscenity?
  • Under no-fault, recovery for serious injuries beyond basic economic damages often requires which dollar threshold?
  • Settlement discussions are generally inadmissible to prove liability.
  • A trustee commits a tort; who is liable?
  • Which condition constitutes grounds for involuntary dissolution due to insolvency?
  • Punitive damages are not allowed in contract remedies.
  • At the close of the plaintiff's evidence, which party may move for Judgment as a Matter of Law?
  • In New York privileges, which statement is correct about Spouses?
  • Which is listed as a ground for granting a new trial?
  • Under the lawyer malpractice in preparing a will, which party has standing to sue for negligent planning advice?
  • Under New York law on inchoate offenses, which statement is true?
  • Which of the following is a defense to recognizing a judgment under the full faith and credit doctrine?
  • For a natural person, what is the residence (domicile) basis for venue in federal court?
  • Which statement about permissive indemnification for D&O is accurate?
  • During a traffic stop, who is seized by police?
  • What is the purpose of a health care proxy?
  • What types of notice are recognized for implied equitable servitudes under the general scheme doctrine?
  • When does a health care proxy become effective?
  • In an inter vivos (lifetime) trust, who may serve as trustee?
  • Subsequent remedial measures are relevant for impeachment.
  • In NY, which statement is true about special proceedings?
  • The presumption that a marital husband has custody of a non-biological child is valid under which constitutional privacy concept?
  • Novation of a contract involves which elements?
  • If the grantor delivers by mail and the grantee rejects, is the transfer successful?
  • What must a director do if confronted with a potential usurpation of opportunities?
  • Which element is essential to common law larceny?
  • Which statements correctly describe the constitutional check for New York long-arm jurisdiction?
  • Under the majority rule, an advancement is deemed an advancement or present satisfaction of a legacy.
  • Which court has subject matter jurisdiction for matrimonial actions in New York?
  • Which element is essential to establish battery?
  • Under common law, mistake defense is not a defense for which category?
  • Under the mailbox rule, when is an acceptance effective if no method is specified?
  • In New York, is a straw required to create a joint tenancy?
  • Which of the following can terminate an offer?
  • After 1994, an elective share trust is generally considered to be what?
  • Terry stops are used to...
  • Under the wingspan concept, which item is included?
  • Which factor determines child custody jurisdiction in recognition of out-of-state divorce?
  • Self-help repossession: which action would break the peace?
  • Under the public policy restrictions on trusts, which action is permitted?
  • Which scenario is listed as a basis for Manslaughter in the First Degree in New York?
  • Under the UCC, when can altered terms in an acceptance between merchants become part of the contract?
  • Privileges and immunities re liberty and ability to earn living.
  • Apparent authority is characterized by which elements?
  • Common law possession crimes allow possession by which forms?
  • Under New York's Dead Man's Act, in a civil action based on negligence, which testimony is permitted?
  • Which statement about learned treatises use is true?
  • Which mechanism is a valid method for approving self-dealing disclosures?
  • Which document is within the Statute of Frauds for a real estate transaction?
  • What is the SOL toll for adverse possession by a co-tenant with voluntary absence?
  • In contract remedies, the reclaim of delivered goods is available to the non-breaching party.
  • Which statement best describes the element of New York kidnapping in the second degree?
  • Which statement about Notice of Pendency (lis pendens) is true?
  • Indemnification can arise from which source?
  • During an automatic decree upon filing for divorce, which action is taken with respect to the parties’ finances?
  • For medical malpractice involving a foreign substance, what is the toll extension?
  • In a filiation proceeding for non-marital children, where is the proceeding held?
  • Which actions can trigger New York's long-arm jurisdiction?
  • Which form of manslaughter is defined in common law as death caused by criminal negligence?
  • In the privacy tort of false light, which element is required?
  • Lay witness testimony is typically limited to which of the following?
  • Eggshell skull rule governs damages in a tort case by holding the defendant responsible for what?
  • Which type of power of appointment may designate any one person?
  • Common law solicitation involves which of the following?
  • Which of the following is NOT an element of a zoning variance?
  • Which of the following lists the elements of common law robbery?
  • No-fault: Not for pain & suffering.
  • Under recognition of out-of-state divorce, which factor is needed for personal jurisdiction over the defendant for status?
  • Under Sarbanes-Oxley certification, which officers must certify financial statements?
  • Under the reasonable owner theory of underground water, which statement is true?
  • Which element is essential to form a partnership?
  • For recognition of a judgment under the Full Faith and Credit Clause, which conditions must be satisfied?
  • Establishment Clause: Which criterion is listed as a requirement for pass?
  • What constitutes withdrawal defense under common law for accomplice liability?
  • Under the Shelley's Case doctrine historically, the grant 'to A for life, then to A's heirs' would give A a:
  • Which statement regarding unconscionability is incorrect?
  • Under common law, the first aggressor may claim self-defense only if
  • NIED bystander claims typically recognize which scenario?
  • Under contract choice of law, when a contract includes a choice-of-law clause selecting NY law because the amount involved is over $1 million, which statement is true?
  • Which is a Purchase Money Resulting Trust?
  • What is the statute of limitations for defamation claims?
  • Mistake in criminal self-defense: If the defender's belief in the necessity of force is reasonable, what is the effect under NY law?
  • "O to A so long as ..." What estate does A hold?
  • In remedy for trustee self-dealing, courts typically do not inquire into which aspect?
  • Under the federal MBE standard, which statement about probable cause for a search warrant is true?
  • Which scenarios generally do not trigger a grace period to refile after dismissal?
  • Under the MBE, which privilege relates to psychiatrist-patient relationships?
  • Which set of elements correctly describes common law burglary?
  • New York impossibility defense to attempt: which statement is correct?
  • Which asset transfer is considered non-probate by contract?
  • Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a health care proxy?
  • New York withdrawal defense to solicitation
  • Which pretrial identification method is not allowed under the MBE before charges (pre-charge)?
  • Which method creates automatic perfection for a security interest in consumer goods when there is a PMSI?
  • Which of the following constitutes a defense to intentional torts?
  • Which statements describe valid bases for New York's specific long-arm jurisdiction?
  • The present physical or mental condition exception permits statements of:
  • Which statement best describes the required actus reus?
  • First Amendment defamation (low value speech): If public concern, P must show falsity.
  • Under the Fourth Amendment's inventory exception, when may police conduct an inventory search of a vehicle?
  • Under the special needs exception, which of the following is allowed to enforce school rules?
  • Which statement about domicile is true?
  • NY assault 1st degree requires
  • Discrimination against non-marital children is analyzed under which constitutional standard?
  • Which documents are typically filed with a motion on notice?
  • Common law vicarious liability for conspirator's crimes entails liability for:
  • How can implied warranties be disclaimed under typical contract law?
  • Getting married: which statement is TRUE about New York law?
  • Which statement describes the conditions under which an elective share trust is considered valid?
  • Under symbolic speech doctrine, which activity would not be prohibited under strict scrutiny?
  • Which action constitutes aggravated homicide according to NY law?
  • Which statement best describes the minority MBE approach to attempt with respect to incomplete due to reason outside of control?
  • Under contributory negligence, how does the common law treatment of liability operate?
  • When representing a client organization, the attorney should avoid representing which group?
  • Premises liability: What is the default duty owed to entrants?
  • What is the remedy for a pretrial identification violation under due process?
  • Which two components define the standard for reasonable expectation of privacy?
  • Which combination of elements is required for an easement by prescription?
  • Modifications to a contract that bring it within the Statute must be in writing.
  • Implicit revocation occurs when:
  • Strict foreclosure for consumer goods requires notifying whom?
  • Land transfer risk of loss: what is the common law rule?
  • In a mortgage foreclosure action, which parties are necessary to be joined?
  • Which scenario illustrates the zone of danger in negligent infliction of emotional distress (NIED) as a near-miss?
  • What is the general rule in MBE about impeaching one’s own witness?
  • Which statement best describes felony murder as described in the material?
  • Which claims require particularity in pleading?
  • Under res judicata, which claim is precluded when arising out of the same transaction?
  • The elective share for a surviving spouse is the greater of $50,000 or one-third of the elective share assets.
  • Which ground for annulment involves incurable incapacity lasting five years and requires three court-appointed psychiatrists to agree?
  • In federal court, state methods to effect service are allowed under which option?
  • A pet trust is allowed and typically ends at the term defined as the life of the what?
  • What is the effect of a valid disclaimer by a beneficiary?
  • Which statement about a voting agreement is correct?
  • Which remedy is available when a trustee engages in self-dealing?
  • To cure incompetence, a lawyer should first do which of the following?
  • Under the Eleventh Amendment immunity, which entity is generally immune from being sued in federal court?
  • In New York, a defendant cannot be convicted solely on unsworn testimony. Which statement is true?
  • NOT public concern: private figure no need actual malice for punitive/presumed damages.
  • Is there a general duty to represent another lawyer in New York ethics?
  • Under New York voucher rule, what is required for an inconsistent statement used to impeach a witness?
  • Which statement describes recognition of out-of-state common law marriages in New York?
  • Principal's liability for an agent's intentional tort: when is the principal liable?
  • Trespass to real property includes which?
  • Which elements must be proven to establish an implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose?
  • Which of the following methods can effectively disclaim the implied warranty of merchantability?
  • Article 78 proceedings are used to obtain which remedy?
  • NY assault 3rd degree requires
  • Which statement about an ex parte motion is correct?
  • What is the term for the period from dissolution to termination of a partnership?
  • Under attorney-client privilege, who is included in the definition of 'client'?
  • Which elements are required for a covenant to run with the land on the benefited parcel?
  • In New York, is a Miranda waiver invalid if the police keep a child from a parent?
  • Which interest is not subject to the rule against perpetuities according to the source material?
  • Which is an element of false imprisonment?
  • Settlement reduces the amount in joint and several liability by the larger of which amounts?
  • The Fourth Amendment applies when which scenario occurs?
  • Common law kidnapping elements include moving or concealing the victim. Which option correctly identifies that element?
  • Which is NOT a federal method of service?
  • Governmental policy change is a ground for impossibility.
  • Regarding the business records exception, which statement correctly describes the difference between MBE and New York rules?
  • What is the default duration of a voting proxy in NY corporate law?
  • In medical malpractice cases, which toll applies when there is continuous treatment?
  • Withdrawal from conspiracy under common law: which is true?
  • Under tort choice of law, if the parties are from different states and neither state's law is more protective, which law generally applies?
  • Modification of contracts: which is true regarding consideration under common law and NY law?
  • Which of the following are factors used to assess an incapacitated client?
  • Wharton's Rule generally implies that conspiracy to commit a crime requiring two or more participants is typically what?
  • Under the MPC or minority view, what defense is available for statutory rape?
  • Past consideration under MBE and NY rules: which statement is correct?
  • Under New York law, which statement about a de facto corporation is true?
  • Which of the following is a malice crime at common law?
  • Under CAFA, which statement about class actions is true?
  • Subsequent remedial measures are admissible to prove feasibility of an alternative.
  • Under a shipment contract, risk of loss passes to the buyer when?
  • In New York, at age 14 or 15, the law provides that individuals are prosecuted for serious crimes against person or property.
  • Which of the following is an incapacity defense to crime?
  • The forfeiture by wrongdoing exception to hearsay requires:
  • Strict foreclosure for non-consumer goods requires notifying whom?
  • Regarding waivers and subject matter jurisdiction, which statement is true?
  • If the seller refuses to accept a return of nonconforming goods, the buyer may:
  • In New York law, is there a second-look reform for RAP violations?
  • In federal diversity cases applying state law, which rule governs the use of witness credibility?
  • Under MPC, abandonment includes which elements?
  • Under the UCC, when are altered terms in an acceptance between merchants included in the contract?
  • Which of the following is NOT a client decision?
  • In New York, a first aggressor who withdraws from the confrontation may rely on self-defense even if there was escalation.
  • Which statements are true about a voting trust?
  • What power may the government exercise against a business that violates obscenity?
  • Which statement correctly defines MIMIC character evidence?
  • Revival Of Wills After Revocation requires:
  • Under the wingspan rule, which item is included in the arrestee's immediate control?
  • An implicit taking occurs when the government action does which of the following?
  • Horizontal privity refers to the relationship between which parties for a covenant to run with the burdened land?
  • In common law conspiracy, what is required for the overt act element?
  • Damages are presumed for defamation in which categories?
  • Affirmative action may be used to remedy past discrimination. It is not allowed if based on what?
  • Under the search incident to arrest doctrine, which statement correctly describes its prerequisites and scope?
  • Under licensing requirements for demonstrations, which condition would satisfy strict scrutiny?
  • In a joint will contract, a breach by one party may lead to probate according to the later will.
  • Which statement about prosecutorial disclosure of exculpatory evidence is correct?
  • If a custodian seeks to move with the child, court approval is required, balancing which factors?
  • Under New York law, mistake defense applies to which mental states?
  • Discrimination based on age is reviewed under which constitutional standard?
  • Which is a requirement for a valid search warrant?
  • Which item is generally considered to have no reasonable expectation of privacy?
  • Under investment power rules, may a trustee make adjustments for fairness among beneficiaries?
  • In New York, for a residential lease, which statement about assignment is correct?
  • Which of the following statements correctly describes the MPC approach to attempt?
  • For a special board meeting, which is true regarding notice?
  • Which statement about police reports and the business records doctrine is true?
  • In a dispute about real property located in another state, which factor governs the choice of law for property?
  • Intestate: Spouse and issues distribution: If there is a surviving spouse and issue, how are assets divided?
  • If a co-tenant excludes other tenants from possession, what is the remedy?
  • Which elements determine domicile under New York law?
  • Under the general scheme doctrine, the implied equitable servitude is applicable to which holder?
  • Which statement is true regarding NY Burglary 2nd Degree elements?
  • Which descriptions correctly identify an acceptable servicer for serving an out-of-state party under NY rules?
  • Preemptive rights exist for stock only if provided in the certificate of incorporation and only for which type of issuance?
  • Under New York law, is unilateral conspiracy allowed?
  • What is a Wild Deed?
  • For non-exam admission to the New York Bar, which condition is required?
  • Which statement correctly describes land contract prerequisites?
  • Which type of trust is commonly created to pass funds to a named beneficiary on death via a bank account?
  • Which scenario best illustrates exigent circumstances?
  • Which statement about prior inconsistent statements is correct?
  • Latent ambiguity in a will requires extrinsic evidence to interpret.
  • In voluntary dissolution of a corporation, which action is sufficient to dissolve?
  • Which of the following is NOT an element of common law rape?
  • Direct appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court are available for decisions from which court?
  • Which scenario requires notice and explanation?
  • Are elective share elections allowed for pre-marriage, post-marriage, both, or neither?
  • Which statement best describes marital assets in a divorce?
  • Within how many days must management act to buy out and avoid dissolution?
  • Which factor is associated with aggravated homicide?
  • Merging the dominant and servient parcels terminates the easement and does not automatically revive on partition.
  • Which statement accurately describes the business judgment rule for corporate directors?
  • Ademption applies to which type of gift?
  • Which of the following is listed as an affirmative defense in the NY answer or pre-answer MTD?
  • Which of the following is NOT a category of goods under secured transactions?
  • Which statement about an option contract is correct?
  • A general, presently exercisable power of attorney (POA) can do what with respect to property transfers?
  • Which firm-name rule is true?
  • Which elements constitute capacity to execute a will?
  • Under common law false pretenses, which statement is true?
  • Delegation of contract duties to a third party generally requires what?
  • Which statement correctly describes jury trials in federal court?
  • Regarding adverse authority and adverse facts, which statement is correct?
  • Which of the following is a required element for constitutional standing?
  • Under UCC 2A, which lease triggers the Statute of Frauds requirement?
  • Which item is required to be included in the certificate of incorporation?
  • Which situation typically constitutes a waiver of the attorney-client privilege?
  • In NY assault 3rd degree, which element is listed?
  • Which of the following are defamation defenses?
  • If a lease allows assignment and landlord consent has been given, what result regarding future assignments?
  • "O to A, but if ..., O has the right to re-enter and re-take." Which estate is created?
  • The line-item veto is
  • Under the common law volitional test for insanity, which statement correctly states the component of the defense?
  • In a non-provided-for tort choice-of-law scenario, which law applies?
  • An easement in gross is characterized by which feature?
  • Which scenario requires post-termination notice?
  • Venue in federal court for transitory actions: proper venue is determined by which factor?
  • Where should client funds be held by a NY attorney?
  • Libel is defamation where the false statement is fixed to tangible media.
  • Which factor is cited as prejudice when seeking an amendment to an answer?
  • Which statement about appointment and removal powers is correct?
  • For a corporation, where is venue proper in federal court?
  • Which statement about equitable redemption is true?
  • Termination of a trust by the settlor with consent requires the consent of:
  • Which is a common law strict liability offense?
  • Under the rule of convenience for class gifts, which description correctly states when the class gift closes?
  • Under RAP, private trusts are subject to restrictions for which features?
  • Which act governs transfers to minors in many jurisdictions?
  • Which factor is considered in evaluating the reliability of an expert's opinion under the MBE approach?
  • What is a key requirement for a beneficiary to effectively disclaim inheritance?
  • In a conflict with a former client in the same case, representation is allowed only if:
  • In NY felony murder, which statement about the non-slayer rule is true?
  • Under estoppel by deed, which sequence illustrates how a grantee can obtain title even if the grantor later acquires title?
  • Which of the following statements is true regarding undisclosure or misrepresentation in a contract?
  • In which scenario is notice and hearing the required due process step?
  • Under the Fiduciary Powers Act, a trustee may do almost anything except:
  • Permissive waste requires the life tenant to pay taxes to the extent of which items?
  • Which defense addresses police inducement of a person to commit a crime they would not otherwise have committed?
  • Which of the following is a required element of the plain view exception to the Fourth Amendment?
  • In a general warranty deed, from when does the statute of limitations for present warranties run?
  • Which of the following is a type of vested remainder?
  • If another party to the communication consents to the wiretap, which statement is correct?
  • In school discipline cases, which due process is required?
  • If a residential premises lacks heat in winter, which remedy is typically available to the tenant under the implied warranty of habitability?
  • Discrimination in economic regulations is reviewed under which standard?
  • Who may manage an LLC according to the material?
  • "O to A and heirs of his body" creates what estate under traditional law?
  • Which of the following is NOT an element of negligence?
  • In New York, which scenario would not trigger forfeiture under a no-contest clause?
  • In New York, admitting a business record through a foundation may be accomplished by using:
  • Judicial notice is best described as
  • If an incapacitated party accepts benefits after gaining capacity, what doctrine applies?
  • Which damages are not subject to Article 16 limits?
  • Which method is listed as a way to serve the defendant after the plaintiff serves the complaint in New York?
  • Who bears the burden to prove undue influence in forming a will?
  • Which of the following is a non-probate asset explicitly listed as such?
  • Which is a basis for a duty to act arising from voluntary assumption of care?
  • Under MBE, prior sexual misconduct by a rape victim can be used in sexual offense crimes for what purpose?
  • Under UTMA, who is the owner of the minor's property?
  • Under toll for insane, is there a 10-year cap for all causes of action?
  • Which of the following are general bases for jurisdiction in New York?
  • Which is an element of NY Menacing?
  • Vagueness and overbreadth regulations are generally evaluated as:
  • Which statement describes private nuisance?
  • Under the trust and third-party self-dealing, a purchaser who knows the trustee is self-dealing is not a bona fide purchaser.
  • Rescission requires which of the following?
  • Defense to strict liability: Which is a recognized defense?
  • Which option describes the notice requirement when winding up a partnership?
  • Which of the following is a federal privilege (as listed)?
  • Presumed revocation with intent can occur when:
  • What does limited liability for shareholders mean?
  • Which statement about zoning regulations is true?
  • Under common law, murder is defined as killing another with malice aforethought. Malice may be shown by which of the following?
  • Spendthrift protections, as applied to trust interests, state that:
  • Which of the following can be distributed to shareholders?
  • Under accepting or rejecting cases, which is true?
  • Under automatic decree provisions, which filing requirement relates to finances?
  • When character evidence is used to examine a witness on cross-examination for specific facts, what is allowed?
  • Which elements are required for the implied warranty of merchantability to apply?
  • Which elements are required for a valid Miranda waiver?
  • Damages are required for which defamation category?
  • Which option is the warrantless exception that relates to a stop incident to arrest?
  • Under a race-notice statute, which condition allows a bona fide purchaser to prevail?
  • A voting agreement is irrevocable if the agreement states it is irrevocable.
  • In the termination of a partnership, what is the correct order of paying claims?
  • What is the statute of limitations for an indemnification action from payment of judgment?
  • Grant to parochial school allowed if not for religious instructions.
  • Libel pro quod requires damages because it is not per se.
  • Under the government interest test, which type of approach involves applying forum law or better law when the forum has no particular interest?
  • Which circumstance defeats the automatic transfer of an easement appurtenant when the servient tenement is conveyed?
  • Adopted children have full inheritance rights in which family?
  • Under the Model Penal Code, abandonment is recognized as an affirmative defense when:
  • In domestic violence contexts, the identity of the offender may be included under which rule?:
  • Contingency fees are not allowed in which types of cases?
  • Exculpatory provisions: Which is allowed?
  • What is the SOL for rape victims v. convicted criminals in civil actions?
  • In New York, at what age may a child testify unsworn?
  • Independent contractor for tort liability (agency): which statements describe exceptions where the principal may be liable?
  • Which best characterizes New York Manslaughter in the Second Degree?
  • If service cannot be completed within 120 days, which extension grounds may be used?
  • A promoter who contracts on behalf of a planned corporation remains liable on those contracts until which event occurs?
  • Which element is required for negotiable commercial paper?
  • Under custody determinations, can a judge interview the child in private (in camera)?
  • Under the Foreign Wills Act, a foreign will is valid if:
  • Which is NOT an element of tort fraud?
  • Which statement best captures the assault element?
  • In the context of pour-over trusts, which statement about revocable trusts is correct?
  • Which is a verbal act (words are operative) example?
  • Under the government interest test, when there is an actual conflict between laws, which type applies?
  • What is the scope of cross-examination?
  • Misappropriation of a trade secret requires which of the following?
  • Under New York rules, by what deadline must the plaintiff serve the complaint after being served with summons?
  • In civil cases, which standard governs zealous representation?
  • Promissory estoppel may make a promise enforceable even without consideration if which conditions are met?
  • Non-competition rules for lawyers, which statement is correct?
  • A compulsory counterclaim must arise from the same transaction or occurrence.
  • To touch and concern means the covenant must relate to the use, value, or physical characteristics of the land.
  • Executive privilege exists but may be trumped by other important interests such as the need to produce evidence in criminal cases.
  • Which of the following is listed as an aggravating factor for New York Murder in the First Degree?
  • If a stock subscription is less than half of the total subscription price, which consequence follows?
  • An easement appurtenant is best described as:
  • Under New York RAP reforms, reform of an age condition to cure a violation typically involves:
  • Regarding form of character evidence, which statement is correct?
  • Recognition of a foreign country judgment requires which three elements?
  • Common law first-degree murder is typically defined as which of the following?
  • The Supreme Court will not take a case if:
  • Which statement about automatic inquiry for gifts to an attorney is correct?
  • What is the standard of care for the duty in negligence?
  • What are the required items to support a pre-answer motion for summary judgment?
  • Which of the following is an escape or excuse for the best evidence rule?
  • Mistake of law as a defense: Which is true?
  • If there is a material breach, the non-breaching party is excused from performance.
  • In annulment proceedings, what is the minimum age at which a person attains full capacity to marry without parental or judicial consent?
  • Truthful, nondeceptive commercial speech is subject to which standard?
  • Under Article I substantive due process, which provision is expressly prohibited?
  • Under par stock, which statement is true about consideration for issuance?
  • Petit larceny in New York applies to property valued at less than what amount?
  • The offensiveness of battery contact is judged by which standard?
  • Durable power of attorney: which statement is true?
  • Which statement characterizes waste in a co-tenancy?
  • Mutual mistake occurs when both parties are mistaken about a fact that is a basic assumption of the contract.
  • Which statement about fee arbitration is true?
  • Physician-assisted suicide is which of the following according to the material?
  • Impeachment and removal involve
  • May a secured party buy at a foreclosure sale?
  • Which of the following are recognized mootness exceptions?
  • Which statement about targeted mail advertising is accurate?
  • Which defeasible fee ends automatically and reverts to the grantor if the condition is violated?
  • If the buyer assumes responsibility for the mortgage, which statement is true?
  • In professional negligence, which factor defines the standard of care?
  • Which statement best describes outrageous conduct for IIED?
  • Misdiagnosis of birth defect results in which remedy?
  • Which statement accurately describes fee sharing with non-lawyers?
  • Which statement is NOT terminated by divorce after execution?
  • Which statement best describes an implied warranty of merchantability in relation to the seller's status?
  • Which elements are required for adverse possession to ripen into title?
  • Under the M'Naghten rule, insanity requires that the defendant lacks the ability to
  • Under the Dead Man's Act, which witness would be disqualified from testifying in a civil action?
  • Which of the following is a valid defense to intentional interference with a business relationship?
  • The medical treatment exception to hearsay permits statements that are:
  • What residency or domicile condition allows filing for dissolution in this jurisdiction?
  • In First Amendment doctrine, which forum type is generally subject to strict scrutiny for content-based restrictions?
  • Which ex parte communication is permitted?
  • In NY, what are the jury size and unanimity requirements for a criminal trial?
  • What is the statute of limitations for intentional torts against a person in New York?
  • Which of the following are elements of an agency relationship?
  • Under permissive use principles, who is not typically liable?
  • Religious student groups must have access to school facilities.
  • Under New York law, what is the general duty of a physician regarding informing a patient of risks before a medical procedure?
  • Who regulates lawyers in New York?
  • Which is an exception to the Dormant Commerce Clause?
  • Discrimination based on sexual orientation is reviewed under which standard?
  • How is a Notice of Pendency extended?
  • Under affirmative waste, which doctrine allows mining existing minerals if they were being mined at the time of grant?
  • Which of the following is NOT a requirement to be a holder in due course?
  • State taxation on interstate commerce must be what?
  • What is the duty owed by children aged 4-18?
  • Out-of-state service in federal court is the same as service in state court.
  • Which statement correctly describes an easement in gross?
  • Inadequate assurance may be treated as anticipatory repudiation.
  • Avoidable damages in contract law are reduced by what amount?
  • Which statement best describes a partner's liability for partnership debts?
  • Under the UCC 2, when is modification enforceable without separate consideration?
  • Appraisal rights in NY are available for which actions?
  • Which of the following topics is typically a political question not subject to judicial adjudication?
  • Which of the following sets correctly lists the elements required for a crime?
  • To recognize an out-of-state divorce, what condition must the rendering court have?
  • Is intrusion recognized as a privacy tort in New York?
  • What are the two forms of actus reus?
  • Which of the following is an element of constructive eviction under the implied warranty of quiet enjoyment?
  • Under NY arbitration law, which element is required to exist the contract for arbitration to be enforceable?
  • Which of the following is an escape from the best evidence rule related to destruction of the original document?
  • Procedural due process uses a balancing test. Which factors are weighed?
  • If a life tenant transfers the life estate, the transferee holds a life estate pur autre vie. True or false?
  • If unsolicited mail includes a retainer, what should the recipient do?
  • Pretermitted child with testator having at least one child gets which share if the child is pretermitted?
  • For a covenant to run with the burdened land, which statement is correct?
  • Within what timeframe must a disclaimer be filed with the Surrogate Court to be effective?
  • New York larceny (with degrees) includes which offenses?
  • Which claim uses the longer of the two periods to determine SOL?
  • Which ground may be raised to challenge an arbitration award after it is issued?
  • Statutory redemption periods typically last which of the following after foreclosure?
  • Which statement about parol evidence and ambiguity is correct?
  • What remedy is available to cancel a Notice of Pendency?
  • Which are expressly within the Fourth Amendment's expectation of privacy?
  • If a professional malpractice claim is filed after 10 years under another theory, which procedural requirements apply?
  • The former testimony exception applies when:
  • Discrimination based on disability is reviewed under which standard?
  • Common law statutorily rape is best described as which?
  • Which statement correctly describes the difference between the MPC approach to attempt and the minority (common law/NY) approach?
  • Which statement about pretrial identification and Miranda is correct?
  • Which of the following is an example of intangible collateral in secured transactions?
  • What is the statute of limitations for negligence or strict liability torts from the date of injury?
  • Liquidated damages: Under common law, they are enforceable if at the time of contract the damages would be difficult to foresee, the forecast is reasonable, and the remedy is not punitive.
  • Rule of convenience: class closes when?
  • Under the rule of convenience, an unborn fetus may join as a remainderman if born alive:
  • Under UCC 2, risk of loss is primarily determined by which factor?
  • If a state regulation substantially burdens an existing private contract, what standard of review applies?
  • What is required in federal pleadings to plead a plausible claim?
  • Principal's liability for an agent's contract occurs if the contract is authorized by which authorities?
  • A plaintiff may implead a third-party defendant if?
  • A third party purchases trust property from a self-dealing trustee in good faith without knowledge of the self-dealing. What is the trust's remedy against the third party?
  • When may a party move for a new trial in federal court?
  • A will that is entirely handwritten by the testator is called:
  • Which of the following is permissible as trial publicity?
  • In the context of sub-agents and borrowed agents, which statement is accurate?
  • Waste categories include which of the following?
  • Under common law arson, which statement is true?
  • If a subscriber pays more than half of a partially paid stock subscription, what may the corporation do with the remaining steps?
  • Under the habit exception, which statement best describes the difference between MBE and New York rules?
  • To advertise a declared specialty, which disclosure is required?
  • Which statement describes the MBE Grand Jury status?
  • Increase of costs of performance: under the MBE approach, this is generally considered:
  • Under the documentary evidence rules, a duplicate is defined as which of the following?
  • In federal court, intervention may occur as of right when the applicant's interest may be harmed by the disposition and is not adequately represented. This is known as:
  • Arrest warrant is required if the suspect is at home and there is no emergency.
  • At-large elections are allowed under what condition?
  • Which factor is NOT part of the Erie balance of factors?
  • An affidavit replacing testimony requires which of the following?
  • Under the ancient document doctrine, which statement about age is true?
  • Consent defense in torts: which is accurate about scope?
  • After a prior inconsistent statement, which is a permissible method of rehabilitation?
  • Which statement about Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is correct?
  • In ripeness, a preemptive suit is allowed only if the issue would cause undue hardship and the record is fit for adjudication. Which criterion is necessary?
  • In termination of a social security disability benefit, which due process step is required?
  • In a contract for personal services, which remedy is typically unavailable?
  • Which of the following is an exigent circumstance?
  • In a wiretap (surveillance) warrant, the supporting affidavit must show which of the following?
  • Under the UCC, when is a price term considered definite?
  • Under intermediate scrutiny, which statement is correct?
  • What is the proper sequence to form a New York corporation?
  • In New York, which item is included in the content of an answer?
  • Ambiguity in contract formation arises when the parties mean different things by the same words. Which statement is true?
  • According to New York practice, once the arrestee exits the car, may the police search the car for evidence?
  • Which listed item qualifies as a serious injury under no-fault exception?
  • Which of the following is an element of a zoning variance?
  • Under New York law, intoxication is a defense only if intoxication negates necessary mental status for a crime (intent/knowledge) and requires high level of intoxication.
  • Is there a 10-year toll cap for infants in professional malpractice actions?
  • Which of the following lists elements associated with economic duress?
  • Which of the following is a correct basis for classifying First Amendment speech restrictions?
  • If a trustee signs a contract in the trustee's name, who is liable to the other party?
  • If real estate is located in another state, the elective share proceeding is handled by:
  • Which statement is true about hearsay?
  • Which method creates an easement by express grant requiring writing if the term is greater than one year?
  • In the context of intentional torts, what is required to satisfy intent?
  • For a bilateral contract, acceptance may be established by which of the following?
  • Who may serve process on a natural person under New York rules?
  • During execution of a warrant, what is required?
  • Which of the following is a basis for federal subject matter jurisdiction?
  • "O to A for life, then to B" What is B's interest?
  • Which restriction applies to media rights during a case?
  • Which of the following is a common law specific intent crime?
  • Under NY DMA, which scenario constitutes a waiver of the Dead Man's Act?
  • Which of the following items are typically considered incapacity defenses to a contract?
  • Common law withdrawal defense to attempt
  • The business records exception requires which of the following?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the four common law mens rea categories?
  • Under the NY Statute of Frauds, which lease must be in writing?
  • Which of the following is an exception to the usual rule that delivered goods cannot be reclaimed?
  • For relation back under SOL when adding a third party, which of the following must be true?
  • Which type of Supreme Court jurisdiction applies to state-vs-state disputes?
  • A license can be oral and is freely revocable.
  • Pre-answer summary judgment may be entered in which two situations?
  • Entrapment is typically a defense when government agents induce a person to commit a crime they would not have otherwise committed.
  • In professional malpractice actions, what is the insane toll cap?
  • Substantive due process includes which of the following types primarily associated with government taking of property?
  • The Uniform Transfer to Minors Act (UTMA) is primarily designed to:
  • What constitutes valid execution of a warrant?
  • Which is an exception to the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine?
  • Which statement best describes the elements of common law robbery?
  • What is the SOL for common law contract actions?
  • When considering the form of character evidence in New York, which is true?
  • Under the notes, which type of threat constitutes blackmail?
  • What is the general grace period to refile after a proper dismissal in NY civil practice?
  • Which statement describes sufficiency of paternity evidence under the clear and convincing standard?
  • Under leave-and-mail service, which timing determines when service is complete?
  • Which statement best reflects the required terms when dealing with a client after engagement?
  • Easement by necessity arises in which scenario?
  • Under New York ethics, which statement about self-regulation is correct?
  • What is the standard of care for support and excavation operations?
  • Under apparent authority, which statement is correct?
  • Deadly force to arrest is permitted only if which conditions are met?
  • Which form of manslaughter is a misdemeanour-level homicide charge?
  • Which practice is prohibited in professional responsibility for matrimonial actions?
  • Who may elect the elective share on behalf of the surviving spouse?
  • Under the NY Statute of Frauds, which scenario requires a written memorandum?
  • The right to a jury trial attaches to offenses punishable by more than how many months?
  • Which statement about the duty of loyalty and self-dealing is correct?
  • The Supreme Court may take state-case decisions only if there is no independent state-law ground of decision. Which statement describes the requirement?
  • "O to A, and upon A's death, to B" What is B's interest?
  • What is the measure of expectation damages under common law?
  • The unavailability concept in hearsay includes what criterion?
  • What is the remedy if a director breaches duty of loyalty and the benefits are disgorged?
  • Which statement best describes the standard for ineffective assistance of counsel?
  • Under common law, surface water is treated as which of the following?
  • Which statement best describes the requirement for exactions in zoning?
  • The party admission exception to hearsay includes which of the following?
  • Which of the following is a defense to enforcement of a contract?
  • Under the statute of frauds, which statement best describes the complete performance exception?
  • Difference between New York and common-law infancy rules is best described as:
  • In New York, who may receive service when the defendant is incapacitated (insane)?
  • Under New York law, which statement describes a domestic corporation's eligibility for 'doing business in NY' jurisdiction?
  • After a defendant invokes Miranda rights, which is correct?
  • For an attachment, the 'threaten to remove property' prong requires service within what days after the prong?
  • PMSI in equipment requires filing within how many days after possession?
  • Judgment as a matter of law in federal court: Who may move for JMOL at the close of the plaintiff's evidence, and when can either party renew?
  • Which statement is true about tenancy in common?
  • Which two remedies are recognized for breach of contract?
  • Which event typically terminates maintenance?
  • Which type of counterclaim can waive the right to removal?
  • In common law conspiracy, are preparatory acts sufficient to satisfy the overt act requirement?
  • Which of the following is not listed as a factor under the constitutional standard for choice of laws?
  • Under the first appropriation theory of water rights, who has the right to water?
  • If another party to a wiretapped conversation consents to the wiretap, which statement is true?
  • Spendthrift provisions, as applied to trust interests, which statement is correct?
  • Liability insurance evidence is generally irrelevant to prove fault, but is relevant for which purpose?
  • Which of the following is considered a substantive rule in choice of law?
  • Which of the following is not listed as a trust type in the material?
  • Which of the following is NOT an element of a defamation privilege?
  • Under NY negligence statutes, when is a violation considered a breach?
  • Which forms qualify as express taking under taking forms (real property)?
  • For a domestic or licensed foreign corporation, what happens after personal delivery to an officer, director, or agent for service?
  • What is the primary purpose of the organizational meeting?
  • What is the purpose of safe harbor in no-contest provisions?
  • Which is a valid ground for separation based on cruel and inhuman treatment?
  • Just compensation for a taking is typically based on which value?
  • For an MBE warrant affidavit, which statement is true?
  • Which statement is true about the abolition of Destructibility and its effect after life estate?
  • Which court has exclusive jurisdiction over probate of wills?
  • Under common law rape, which option best describes the force element?
  • Which of the following is a testamentary substitute?
  • What warranties does a quitclaim deed provide?
  • Under NY law, which are not converters?
  • Under common law, the intoxication defense is available only to which type of crime?
  • Which statement describes the New York insanity standard?
  • What is the JMOL standard?
  • When does the 6th Amendment right to counsel attach for purposes of confessions?
  • During a Terry stop, a person is seized when the police have a reasonable belief that the person has no freedom to leave.
  • Not viable stage regulations: which statement is correct?
  • If the plaintiff fails to serve the complaint within the required time, what may the defendant do?
  • Which of the following is a real defense to a holder in due course?
  • Which is an element of the privacy tort of disclosure?
  • What constitutes valid notice for a shareholder meeting?
  • Which statement about the Dormant Commerce Clause is true?
  • To sue in the state, a foreign corporation must first which action?
  • Which of the following is a policy exception to the admissibility of relevant evidence?
  • Which of the following is an exception to the UCC 2 Statute of Frauds requirement?
  • For a breach of a service contract, which equitable remedy is proper?
  • At the defendant's initial appearance after arrest, what actions is the magistrate required to perform?
  • Which statement correctly distinguishes a license from an easement?
  • For IIED, the emotional distress must be
  • Which scenario would not defeat the good-faith exception to suppression?
  • If a defendant waives service, within how many days must the defendant return the waiver?
  • Which remedy is used to determine relevant facts when institutionalizing a child by parents?
  • Which doctrine addresses a later change of intent to retain property in larceny?
  • Under common law, committing ameliorative waste requires:
  • Consequence damages in contract law are recoverable only if they were what?
  • Under UCC 2, when a buyer covers in good faith after breach, what damages are measured by?
  • RAP applies to which of the following interests?
  • What remedy is described for insider dealing with shareholders directly and without material information?
  • When may a buyer revoke acceptance of goods under UCC 2?
  • Presumed no revocation applies if the will is last seen in whose possession?
  • Under issue preclusion, which condition is required for an issue to be precluded?
  • Under the entrapment discussion, which statement is consistent with the material?
  • Which statement about exactions is true?
  • Which statement best describes common law false imprisonment?
  • Which statement is true about treaties and executive agreements with respect to state law?
  • Restitution as a remedy aims to recover what?
  • Which of the following is a valid warrant requirement?
  • Which statement about bylaws is accurate?
  • In a contract for the sale of real estate, which element is required for the offer to be valid?
  • Under UCC 2, which is an exception to the writing requirement?
  • Within how many days must service be completed after filing?
  • Non-marital children re inheritance have a full right in which family?
  • Under the abstention doctrine, when a state court proceeding is ongoing, a federal court should
  • The statement against interest exception requires which condition in criminal cases?
  • Which defense is commonly used for false light and disclosure privacy torts?
  • In New York, withdrawn pleas are admissible in civil cases.
  • Advertising a comparison with other firms is allowed under what condition?
  • Under MBE rules, prior crimes offered for impeachment are allowed primarily based on which factor?
  • Enforcement of a pet trust can be performed by which person?
  • An executory interest that divests the grantor is called:
  • Post-judgment maintenance (alimony) is determined by which of the following?
  • Which is one of the aggravating factors that upgrades kidnapping to first degree in New York?
  • In common law, assault is satisfied by which of the following?
  • Which are the three types of deeds listed?
  • When the principal is liable on a contract, what is the agent's usual liability?
  • What best describes a Terry frisk?
  • Regarding the scope of consent, which statement is true?
  • Common law withdrawal defense to solicitation
  • If a testator signs a will by proxy, which statement is true?
  • What does the NY non-slayer rule provide?
  • Under USRAP, what is the alternative period for measuring life?
  • Which method allows the board to act without holding a meeting, according to the rules stated?
  • Under NY jury selection, are there three peremptory strikes and may they not be based on race or gender?
  • If venue is contested, what is the general rule to effect a change of venue?
  • What is the statute of limitations for breach of warranties under the UCC?
  • What does the shelter rule do?
  • Which principle of concurrence applies to larceny and burglary?
  • Which statement best describes the trustee's investment approach under modern prudent investing principles?
  • Self-authenticated documents include which of the following?
  • Under writing in aid of memory, which statement is true?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as part of witness competency in the given material?
  • If the answer is the first pleading, an amendment may add which defense?
  • Which of the following is a defense to crimes?
  • Policy exceptions to relevance include liability insurance and subsequent remedial measures.
  • Subsequent remedial measures are generally irrelevant to prove negligence.
  • Which statement is true regarding transfer restrictions?
  • What is the toll cap for insane individuals in medical malpractice cases?
  • Who bears the burden to prove due execution of a will?
  • Which court has general subject matter jurisdiction in New York?
  • When is venue considered default?
  • Slander is defamation where the false statement is not fixed to tangible media.
  • Rule of destructibility of contingent remainder states a remainder is destroyed if:
  • For fixture financing statements, where should the filing occur?
  • Which of the following is a general intent crime?
  • What due process applies to civil convictions?
  • Which source provides the necessary and proper powers for Congress?
  • Which category includes Larceny, embezzlement, false-pretense, forgery, robbery?
  • Which forms of notice can bind subsequent owners to covenants?
  • In NY negligence law, there is no liability if compliance with a statute would create greater danger than noncompliance.
  • Which of the following statements is true about presently exercisable POA?
  • Which statement is true about common law self-defense?
  • New York accomplice elements — which are required?
  • Lease of goods: which party bears risk of loss?
  • If a condition precedent in a conditional will is not satisfied, the will is not enforceable.
  • A resulting trust arises when a trust fails for indefiniteness or for a non-human beneficiary. Under the majority rule, what is true about PMRT?
  • If a will is witnessed by an interested beneficiary, which statement is true?
  • Which of the following is an exception to the mailbox rule?
  • Which statement accurately describes the past recollection recorded exception to hearsay?
  • For a shipment contract, which phrase indicates the seller's obligation is fulfilled when the goods are handed to the carrier?
  • Under agency law, when is a principal liable for torts committed by an agent?
  • Under NY law, line-ups or show-ups before charges may be conducted if the defendant is aware of counsel or requests counsel. Choose the correct combination.
  • What is a measuring life in the context of the rule against perpetuities?
  • Under New York no-fault automobile insurance, no-fault coverage applies to which type of damages?
  • To validly appoint an executor, the notice to the named executor must be in writing and witnessed by two.
  • Under the child support guidelines, when does child support generally terminate?
  • The regulation under the Commerce Power may reach economic activities based on what standard?
  • Which categories are expressly protected under the Fourth Amendment?
  • Revocation of authorization can occur by which events?
  • Which statement describes a firm offer under the UCC?
  • Under caveat lessee, which statement about landlord liability is correct?
  • Under common law, accomplice liability generally extends to which of the following?
  • Under the ultra vires doctrine, which statement is correct?
  • Which statement about necessity defense and homicide is accurate according to the material?
  • Protective sweeps during an arrest are permissible when...
  • Which group is described as being evaluated under intermediate scrutiny in some contexts?
  • Under durational residency, the 1-year residency category requires which of the following?
  • Which mechanism is acceptable for permitting indemnification of a D&O?
  • Rational basis review is commonly applied to which area listed?
  • Which statement about no-contest provisions in New York is correct?
  • Under the mailbox rule, when is an acceptance effective?
  • Which of the following is a present warranty in a general warranty deed?
  • Under New York law, committing ameliorative waste is permitted:
  • Which statement is true about ratification by principal in agency law?
  • Which defenses must be raised in the first pleading or by a motion to dismiss?
  • Under rational basis review, which statement is correct?
  • Which individuals may petition to remove or prohibit re-appointment of directors or officers?
  • Which statement about NY Arson 4th Degree is true?
  • If the testator signs at the end of the will, provisions after the signature are:
  • Among the listed SOLs, which is the longest?
  • Which of the following is a non-hearsay purpose for admitting a statement?
  • Causes in fact are typically established by which test?
  • For a foreign unlicensed corporation, what is required for service?
  • Which statement best describes when a photo or video is used to illustrate witness testimony and authentication is required?
  • Which of the following best describes the presidential pardon power?
  • Which statement about disclaims warranties of merchantability is correct?
  • At the border, which statement best reflects the Fourth Amendment's applicability?
  • Under UCC 2, if the seller resells after buyer breach, how are damages calculated?
  • Which statement accurately describes war powers?
  • Is there a First Amendment right to access private property for speech?
  • Under the marriage choice of law, when is a marriage considered valid if it's valid at the place of marriage but technically invalid elsewhere?
  • Contingent remainder is described as:
  • What is a remedy when there is an erroneous jury verdict in federal court?
  • Totten trusts require which of the following to create? (No magic words required)
  • Which of the following is a required element of an express private trust?
  • What is a consequence of a self-proving will?
  • Without an agreement among partners, how are profits and losses shared?
  • What discretion does the court have when deciding to grant a change of venue due to wrong venue?
  • Under UTMA, the guardian generally must give the property to the minor upon turning age:
  • Under New York law, the necessity defense requires the defendant to reasonably believe that the conduct was necessary to prevent a greater harm.
  • Common law criminal self-defense requires the defender's belief in necessity to be
  • Impossibility scenarios: which of the following are valid impossibility grounds?
  • Which of the following is a defense to formation of a contract?
  • Which situation requires withdrawal from representation?
  • Out-of-state auto accidents: Are they covered under no-fault insurance?
  • Under the parol evidence rule, which statement is correct regarding use of a document to interpret a contract?
  • Who bears unlimited liability in a general partnership?
  • In leasehold law, a fixture is best described as which of the following?
  • In statutory interpleader, which statement is true?
  • In a criminal case, which statement best describes burden of proof for the elements of the crime?
  • Vertical privity describes the relationship between the original covenanting parties and their successors in interest.
  • Who enforces an express charitable trust?
  • What is the effect on the statute of limitations when the defendant dies?
  • Proximate cause focuses on which concept?
  • Do firefighters owe a duty to warn about inherent risks on the premises?
  • Which of the following is not an intentional tort?
  • A confession obtained violates the right to counsel if which factor occurs?
  • Under NY law, may a defendant raise self-defense to unlawful arrest?
  • Under strict scrutiny, which statement is correct?
  • During a car frisk, police may search for weapons and may open locked containers.
  • What must be pleaded in a demand in a shareholder derivative suit?
  • What is required by the particularity requirement for a search warrant?
  • What is included under damages in tort, particularly with NIED?
  • Discrimination based on national origin is reviewed under which standard?
  • Indemnification may arise due to which relationship?
  • What extra element distinguishes NY Burglary 1st Degree from 2nd Degree?
  • In New York statutory rape, which statement is true?
  • What is the toll cap for infants in medical malpractice claims?
  • What is the period of adverse possession in New York for co-owners?
  • Under New York domicile rules, whose status did a woman's domicile historically follow?
  • Which statement best reflects the effect of insanity on the content of intent for intentional torts?
  • Under NY Article 16, which damages are governed by limits?
  • Economic damages: Public figure must show actual malice.
  • Which scenario is associated with the use of a neutral fact finder to determine relevant facts?
  • Under the rule Testify for client, which statement is NOT listed as an exception?
  • In New York, which describes who can speak for a party under the party admission rule?
  • Which statement correctly identifies a government agent for Fourth Amendment purposes?
  • A police report prepared for an emergency 911 call is considered:
  • Federal diversity jurisdiction requires what conditions?
  • MBE impossibility defense to attempt: which statement is correct?
  • In diversity jurisdiction, natural person is domiciled where?
  • Which options exist for a defendant to respond to a summons and complaint in New York?
  • Which factor is required for NY Arson 1st Degree that is not required for 2nd Degree?
  • Under MBE, which inchoate offenses merge and which remain separate?
  • Erie doctrine: in diversity case, which law governs substantive issues?
  • Which item is listed as an aggravating factor for first-degree murder in the provided material?
  • Actual and implied authority in agency are described by which concepts?
  • In an LLC, which statement about transfer of a member's interest is true?
  • Which action constitutes NY Arson 3rd Degree?
  • A person borrows a friend's bicycle and keeps it for a week; what tort is this?
  • Which type of claims fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Court of Claims?
  • Under the UCC, a good faith oral modification by merchants that violates the Statute of Frauds has which combination of effects?
  • Express preemption occurs when?
  • What is the remedy for abuses by a controlling shareholder?
  • Which two offenses are cited as common law strict liability crimes?
  • Which statement describes when a limitation of remedy is unconscionable?
  • Which of the following constitutes the fiduciary duties of partners?
  • Which statement about treaties and executive agreements with respect to state law is true?
  • Elective share assets include net probate estate plus testamentary substitutes.
  • Estoppel in partnership arises when a person represents themselves as a partner with another, even if no actual partnership exists. Which statement best reflects this?
  • Which statement about delegation is correct?
  • Under New York law, a specific gift of encumbered property is exonerated only if there is what?
  • Which of the following is required for a conflict to be permissible?
  • What does the particularity requirement require?
  • For a negotiable instrument with a designated payee, which action completes negotiation to a transferee?
  • Under New York law, withdrawal from a conspiracy is an affirmative defense only if which condition is satisfied?
  • A general contractor relying on a subcontractor's bid can create which two effects?
  • Which statement about associational standing is correct?
  • What condition allows piercing the corporate veil?
  • Foreseeable use (including misuse)
  • Which statement about quorum in shareholder meetings is accurate?
  • Which statement correctly describes payment rights under UCC?
  • In New York, which elements must an affidavit show to support a search warrant?
  • Which standard governs child custody determinations?
  • Mortgage foreclosure generally proceeds through which process?
  • What characterizes an equitable mortgage?
  • Fraud: which statement correctly describes the SOL?
  • Under common law, is duress a defense to homicide?
  • When commencing an action in New York Supreme Court, which documents are filed with the court clerk?
  • Which scenario is associated with a partial defamation privilege?
  • Which of the following is a but-for cause test?
  • Confessions are governed by which amendments?
  • Which statement about negative easements is correct?
  • Under common law, the necessity defense is available if the defendant reasonably believes the crime is necessary to prevent a greater harm. It is not a defense to homicide.
  • New York criminal facilitation requires which elements?
  • Removal jurisdiction: who may remove a case to federal court?
  • In foreclosure, which item is paid first from foreclosure proceeds?
  • Under assignment of rights to a third party, when is an assignment prohibited?
  • Which signing requirement is necessary for an express private trust?
  • Which statement best reflects the duty to act in omission-based liability?
  • Which statement about standing to challenge a 4th Amendment search is false?
  • Which statement describes a valid consent exception to a warrantless search?
  • Which statement best describes the Grand Jury in the MBE context?
  • Proof Of Content With Non-Production Of Will requires the will proponent to prove which elements?
  • Offer to pay medical expenses is inadmissible to prove liability.
  • NY False Imprisonment 1st Degree requires
  • SOL for equity claims (rescission, accounting, reformation)
  • A zoning regulation may constitute a taking if it deprives a prior conforming use in totality. Is this statement true?
  • The current sense perception exception is best described as:
  • Mistake about the need for force in criminal self-defense: Under NY law, a reasonable mistake is a defense.
  • Which statement best describes the damages measure when a buyer accepts nonconforming goods?
  • In a permissive use state, when is the vehicle owner typically liable for the driver's tort?
  • Under New York law, when may a person use self-defense?
  • Under anticipatory repudiation, the repudiation may be retracted if the other party has not yet relied on it.
  • Which statement about domain names in NY firms is correct?
  • What is the statute of limitations (SOL) period for recognition of judgment?
  • For personal delivery to a natural person, when is service complete?
  • Which statements describe the requirements for personal jurisdiction in New York?
  • Common law accomplice liability elements include which of the following?
  • During winding up, which priority applies to payments?
  • Under New York privileges, the spousal communicative privilege requires which condition?
  • What is the New York statute of limitations for property damages?
  • After a tenant reports a housing code violation, which statement best reflects landlord behavior?
  • Which statement describes the Res ipsa loquitur doctrine in tort?
  • Gift causa mortis: In order for a gift causa mortis to be valid, what must occur?
  • For monetary support in NY matrimonial actions, personal jurisdiction is present if the plaintiff is domiciled in NY and which related condition occurs?
  • Under the partial performance doctrine, two of three acts may satisfy the writing requirement. Which combination qualifies?
  • What is the total exempt amount before will distribution?
  • Which item is NOT a testamentary substitute?
  • In NY self-defense, the element 'simultaneous' refers to what concept?
  • Which source may be used to interpret contract terms to explain the contract?
  • Under New York civil procedure, which defense is waived if not raised in the first response (answer or pre-answer MTD)?
  • Common law conspiracy elements include which of the following?
  • Which statement correctly describes tenancy by the entirety in New York?
  • Which of the following is a ground for declaration of nullity of marriage?
  • In intentional interference with a business relationship, a plaintiff may sue under which theories?
  • Which statement best describes a Miranda violation?
  • New York prima facie tort requires which elements?
  • Under common law, how many defendants are typically required for conspiracy?
  • Which advertising statement is permissible if supported by evidence?
  • True or false: In federal courts, subject matter jurisdiction is not waivable and can be raised at any time.
  • Which remedy gives the debtor the right to reclaim collateral by paying the debt?
  • A constructive trust arises as an equitable remedy for:
  • In multi-office firms, what must the letterhead show?
  • Which element is NOT required for a valid premarital agreement?
  • The principle governing redrawing district boundaries with respect to population is which?
  • Under confidentiality, which of the following is NOT a permissible disclosure?
  • Which statement accurately describes implied preemption under federalism?
  • The year-and-a-day rule is currently
  • "O to A, but if ..., to B" What is B's interest?
  • Mistake disclosure not waiver: which statement is true?
  • Abatement of gifts follows a specific sequence. Which category abates last when assets are insufficient?
  • Absence toll: which conditions toll the SOL for absence?
  • Even if a will says per stirpes to children, how are grandchildren treated under per generation rules?
  • Which of the following is recognized as a fundamental privacy right?
  • Which situation results in loss of the attorney-client privilege?
  • In false imprisonment, which statement is true?
  • Issues take by representation or per capita in each generation: Which statement is true?
  • Strict product liability: In strict product liability, which statement reflects the requirement that the plaintiff must not have altered the product?
  • Which tort is defined as harmful or offensive contact intentionally inflicted on another person?
  • An oral agreement in consideration of marriage is generally unenforceable due to the Statute of Frauds.
  • Ameliorative waste gives a credit upon partition if the improvements increase value.
  • Under Equal Protection, which pair of rights is explicitly protected as travel and electoral rights?
  • Which statement about unconscionability is correct?
  • Which use is SRMs admissible for?
  • Partial or modified comparative negligence provides that a plaintiff can recover only if which condition is met?
  • Abortion is protected under which constitutional doctrine?
  • Which statement about board quorum is correct?
  • Which statement is true regarding charitable express trusts in relation to the rule against perpetuities?
  • Intended beneficiary: When may the beneficiary not modify the promise?
  • Which of the following correctly states how the number of directors may be increased?
  • Elements of strict product liability: Which of the following is an element?
  • Which statement best describes the role of 'Dwelling' in burglary charges?
  • In pure comparative negligence, a plaintiff may recover even when what occurs?
  • Which instrument creates a mortgage under property law?
  • Which statement best describes the attorney-client privilege?
  • Which action severs a joint tenancy in New York?
  • Which statement best describes the Model Penal Code insanity standard?
  • Which of the following is listed as a factor for first-degree burglary?
  • Which statement describes a defining characteristic of a partnership?
  • Who may sue on a contract after a delegation of duties?
  • Under a class gift, the gift goes to which group at the testator's death?
  • Which of the following describes New York Criminally Negligent Homicide?
  • No knock and announce is permissible if which of the following conditions applies?
  • Under joint and several liability, a plaintiff may recover the full amount from any defendant.
  • Which element is shared by both common law battery and common law assault?
  • Which of the following is a required element for obtaining an attachment in NY?
  • Which statement best describes common law murder?
  • Death of essential persons is a ground for impossibility.
  • The difference between the common law insanity defense and the mistake defense is
  • Intestate distribution: If there is a surviving spouse and no issue, who takes the estate?
  • "O to A for life" What estate is created?
  • Which of the following transactions is considered self-dealing by a trustee?
  • Which remedies are available after a buyer rejects non-conforming goods under the UCC?
  • Which factor elevates NY Arson from 3rd Degree to 2nd Degree?
  • NY False Imprisonment 2nd Degree requires
  • NY assault 2nd degree requires
  • In New York, the current sense perception exception requires corroborative evidence. Which statement best describes that requirement?
  • Under NY law, which statement about retreat is true when the defendant is inside his dwelling and intends to use deadly force?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a method of authenticating a document?
  • After engagement, which practice is permitted?
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