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  • In the NO AC contract framework, which element represents the agreement's promise as accepted by the other party?
  • Which amendment addresses the privileges and immunities of national citizenship for citizens?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the four core justiciability requirements?
  • The First Amendment, as described, protects which of the following?
  • Which statement defines Battery's elements in common law?
  • What is the starting point for the statute of limitations for medical malpractice in the material?
  • How long is a Notice of Pendency effective?
  • What are the two requirements under Common Law Satisfactory Writing for SoF?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a fundamental right in Substantive Due Process?
  • In the sale of goods, when a buyer covers in good faith, how is cover damages calculated?
  • If a motion to dismiss is denied, by when must the defendant serve an answer?
  • What is the process after a Motion on Notice is decided, and what is the time limit to appeal from the order?
  • Adequate assurance for performance is available when
  • Which statement correctly defines MBE murder?
  • If the buyer breaches, what damages are owed?
  • Which of the following is NOT a requirement of collateral estoppel?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the five threshold issues to decide arbitration applicability?
  • Under the Non-Resident Motorist Statute, how is service effected?
  • Which statement best describes the general rule about when acceptance must be communicated?
  • In NY, who bears risk of loss in a lease of goods, and what is the exception?
  • NY Murder 1 requires which elements?
  • Which statement about NY Murder 1 prerequisites is NOT true?
  • Arson: The arson concept suggests arson involves burning what?
  • Which category covers automobile searches in ESCAPIST?
  • Which statement is true about aggravating factors in NY murder?
  • Under SPARERIBS, which item is a time-based defense?
  • Under the Six Types Of Non-Hearsay, which example illustrates a Verbal Act?
  • Which of the following is an exception to the Statute of Frauds for sale of goods including goods accepted by buyer, custom-made goods, or merchants' confirmatory memos?
  • For exposure to a toxic substance, when does the statute of limitations begin?
  • Which of the following is NOT a method of proving character?
  • In what circumstance don't you need PJx over a matrimonial action?
  • Expectation damages under common law when the seller breaches are equal to
  • Which of the following is one of the felonies included in the felony murder rule's BARRK mnemonic?
  • To properly serve process on an infant in NY, who must be served?
  • MBE: General Intent is defined as which of the following?
  • Which of the following is NOT an elevating factor to 2nd Degree Burglary?
  • What is the legal status of unsolicited goods mailed to a recipient who did not request them?
  • What is the requirement for the third-party defendant after being served with a third-party complaint?
  • Which category includes Battery, Forcible Rape, False Imprisonment, and Kidnapping?
  • Which element is part of covenants that run with the land in terms of 'touch and concerns'?
  • In the PING mnemonic for easements, which category represents creation by necessity?
  • Which option is NOT an aggravating factor for NY murder?
  • Which statute governs Agency and Partnership in New York?
  • What are the two forms of process available?
  • In the WITH V covenant mnemonic, what is the first listed item?
  • Dealing with multiple assignments for consideration: which prevails?
  • Which term best describes actions that are considered malice?
  • What triggers an automatic 2-year residency for NY matrimonial actions?
  • Which amendment is associated with preventing states from grossly unreasonable discrimination?
  • NY: Intent mapping?
  • What is implied acceptance?
  • Which of the following is NOT an aggravating factor for Murder in NY?
  • Besides self-defense, when may a defendant use force under the MPC?
  • CL: Malice mapping to description?
  • Testimony corroborating rape must do two things:
  • Under the VAC framework in NY, which grouping constitutes forms of homicide?
  • Under New York law, which scenario describes the Rape 1 offense defined as sex by force?
  • Which provisional remedy provides notice of a potential lien on real property?
  • Which roles can be served on a NY corporation?
  • Grounds to oppose a Motion to Amend Pleading
  • In the Mississippi vs New York context, which statement is correct regarding reimbursement for intentional torts?
  • Implied Warranty of Merchantability requires goods to be fit for a buyer's what?
  • Under the Interstate Compact Clause, when must Congress approve a state agreement?
  • Under common law, does substantial performance suffice?
  • Which concept allows an organization to sue on behalf of its members to challenge a statute?
  • Delegation of Duties: What is the general rule regarding delegation without consent?
  • Which offense is included in the Robbery Run categories (WHEAT RUM) as a distinct category?
  • How is tolling calculated for insanity?
  • To apply the Fourth Amendment, which of the following is required?
  • What are the two requirements to commence a case?
  • Which factor is considered after the general rule when determining risk of loss for goods delivered by common carrier?
  • In the DOWNFFALL framework, which item represents non-joinder of a necessary party?
  • Which contract does not require a writing under the Statute of Frauds?
  • When may a defendant file a third-party complaint in impleader?
  • Under New York law, which scenario represents Rape 1 when the victim is under 11?
  • Which amendments address enumerated rights not listed and reserve powers to the states?
  • Under common law, what is the effect if an acceptance changes a term?
  • In hearsay, an out-of-court statement is NOT offered for its truth when it is offered to show the declarant's capacity to observe, recall, or relate information?
  • Which amendment prohibits voting on the basis of race?
  • Which of the following is a required element of a quasi-contract?
  • Which is a negative easement under the LASS mnemonic?
  • If the buyer keeps non-conforming goods, which damages measure applies?
  • Which statement correctly describes the accrual point for personal injury actions in non-medical contexts?
  • Rescission and modification of a 3rd-party beneficiary contract: Who can rescind or modify until the TPB's rights vest?
  • Under the 'PIT' framework, which standard is used to evaluate a statute's constitutionality when the government asserts a legitimate public interest?
  • Under amendment by right, when does a party have one opportunity to amend?
  • In NY, the necessity defense requires the belief to be what?
  • Which doctrine describes a non-justiciable barrier when a case involves a non-justiciable political question?
  • Which defense asserts a party lacked the mental capacity to understand the nature of the contract at formation?
  • Which term refers to acting beyond the authority of the party?
  • Under the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine, which is an exception recognized for police actions?
  • Which factor is described as a serial murder aggravating factor in NY law?
  • In New York, which statement about receipt of stolen property is true?
  • Which item is NOT one of the four things needed to file for a matrimonial action?
  • How does π get a Preliminary Injunction and what 3 things must it allege?
  • Which article addresses torts within the Civil Practice Law and Rules?
  • What is the name of the offense involving taking a relative under 16 from lawful custodian with intent to hold for a protracted period?
  • In a contract with an intended third-party beneficiary, who is liable if the promisor breaches?
  • The Enabling Clause is associated with which amendment?
  • Which set lists the felonies included in the Felony Murder Rule under the BARRK mnemonic?
  • Which doctrine holds that certain issues are non-justiciable because they are political in nature?
  • MBE murder is defined as which of the following?
  • Which article covers secured transactions under the Uniform Commercial Code?
  • Under common law, does conspiracy require two guilty minds?
  • If a party reasonably doubts performance and the other party fails to provide adequate assurance, the requesting party may treat this as
  • Which term is captured by the D in the Deeds Need Simple Words mnemonic?
  • Under New York law, which statement best describes an offense involving a person incapable of consent (not due to age)?
  • Under which clause is federal law supreme over state law when there is a conflict?
  • Under constructive possession, which is true?
  • COILED: Which item is represented by E in COILED?
  • Which mental state is associated with recklessness in homicide-related offenses?
  • The Establishment Clause protects which freedom?
  • Under the MPC, when can the initial aggressor use deadly force?
  • COILED: Which duty is represented by the first 'C' in COILED?
  • In the Deeds Need Simple Words mnemonic, which element corresponds to Description of property?
  • A third-party impleader is used when:
  • What is a Requirements Contract?
  • Under which circumstance can a plaintiff obtain a 6-month continuance on the SoL?
  • Which of the following is NOT a Real Property statute?
  • How many jurors must agree?
  • Which elements constitute an offer under contract law?
  • Under the FIDO categories, which statement about fighting words is true?
  • What is the minimum number of witnesses required for a valid will?
  • Which of the following is an enumerated power to coin money?
  • Which term refers to non-binding opinions sought by the judiciary and not binding on courts?
  • To obtain Long-Arm Jurisdiction in a Matrimonial Action, the plaintiff must be a resident, and which additional condition may apply?
  • For a Motion on Notice, when is the motion considered served?
  • Specific performance is an equitable remedy. Which of the following is true?
  • On which days can process be served?
  • In MBE terminology, which mental state is defined as general awareness of the crime's factors without requiring the specific result?
  • Which action allows a landowner to reclaim land wrongfully withheld by another?
  • What is the rule for revocation of an offer?
  • Under New York law, non-deadly force to resist an unlawful arrest is permitted when which condition occurs?
  • Express warranties in the sale of goods require the seller to be liable if the warranty was what?
  • Tolled SoL for a plaintiff’s infancy: which statement is correct?
  • Which event terminates an offer due to the death of either party before acceptance?
  • In self-defense, deadly force may be used only when...
  • Which statement about larceny and claim of right is accurate?
  • If the buyer keeps non-conforming goods, how is loss in value measured?
  • Which statement best defines Malice in criminal law?
  • In NY, what is the required form of service to the NY Secretary of State when serving a corporation by mail?
  • In the context of an attempt, the 'Dangerous Proximity' standard requires the defendant to be in what relation to completing the crime?
  • Which amendment prohibits a citizen of one state from suing another state in federal court without the consent of the state being sued?
  • If a plaintiff is a non-resident of New York and the out-of-state action arose, how is the statute of limitations determined?
  • Which term describes a promise that imposes no real obligation and lacks consideration?
  • In RAMPS standing criteria, which item is NOT part of the requirements?
  • Which statute governs corporations in New York?
  • What is the Purpose of a Motion for Summary Judgment?
  • Which scenario is an LAID exception to good faith reliance?
  • Which statement best describes the correct interpretation of strict scrutiny?
  • What is the rule for when a party moves for Summary Judgment, and what are the two exceptions?
  • Under the 15th Amendment, who cannot be prohibited from voting on basis of race?
  • Which clause empowers Congress to prohibit private racial discrimination via interstate commerce?
  • Which is a termination of an offer due to a supervening illegality?
  • If the buyer does not cover in good faith or at all, which damages apply?
  • What is the name of the New York statute governing wills?
  • Which amendment is commonly associated with the five freedoms collectively known as RAPPS?
  • What must an initial aggressor do to regain the right to use deadly force in self-defense under the MPC?
  • Under the ESCAPIST framework for warrantless searches, which category corresponds to the Plainview exception?
  • Under joint-n-severable liability, which statement is true?
  • What does the Substantive Due Process Clause require courts to review?
  • If the buyer breaches, damages are measured to put the seller in the position of the contract's expected profit
  • Procedural Due Process is described as requiring a fair hearing before deprivation of life, liberty, or property, and is associated with which amendment in the material?
  • Collateral estoppel applies to prevent re-litigation of what kind of issues?
  • Time-Barred Debt: what makes it enforceable despite lack of consideration?
  • Accessory After the Fact: what describes the offense?
  • Under UCC Article 2, which two elements must a writing contain to satisfy the Statute of Frauds?
  • Under common law, if an offeree's acceptance changes a term of the offer, what is the result according to the mirror image rule?
  • Which amendment protects against self-incrimination and double jeopardy?
  • Under what condition can a seller cure an imperfect tender?
  • Which statute governs Domestic Relations in New York?
  • Which amendment abolished slavery in the United States?
  • Under New York law, the duress defense can be used to negate a homicide charge.
  • What does 'ripeness' mean in federal court doctrine?
  • What is a release?
  • Which is a valid basis to choose venue in NY?
  • For a will to be admissible to probate in New York, which factor is essential?
  • When a plaintiff is a non-resident of New York and the action arose in another state, which statute of limitations applies?
  • Which statement best describes restitution?
  • Promissory Estoppel requires to make a promise enforceable without consideration?
  • Which statement best describes when res judicata applies to claims against a defendant?
  • Which constitutional principle establishes that federal law prevails over conflicting state laws?
  • What are the three requirements for collateral estoppel?
  • What is required for Assignment of Rights in a K?
  • What is the general purpose of provisional remedies?
  • Which is an aggravating factor that can heighten a murder charge?
  • Under the 15th Amendment, which actor cannot prohibit voting on the basis of race?
  • Which element makes custodial interference a felony?
  • Which of the following is NOT a provisional remedy type?
  • In the Contracts And Sales Essay Test Approach, what does the 'P' stand for?
  • Under the general rule in a sale of goods, who bears the risk of loss when there is a breach?
  • What is a TRO and when can π get one?
  • For a will to be admissible to probate in New York, which factor is cited?
  • In negligence, which element concerns the causal link between the defendant's breach and the plaintiff's injuries?
  • Under the seller's damages, when reselling in good faith, how are resale damages calculated?
  • Which is a type of monetary damages?
  • In the PARTI requirements for creating a trust, which element refers to the people or beneficiaries who can enforce the trust?
  • Which term describes a penalty clause that is generally unenforceable?
  • What is the general rule of incapacity defense?
  • Under New York law, murder occurs when a person with intent to cause death of another causes the death of such a person or a third party.
  • Under which body of law is a requirements contract acceptable?
  • Which statement about attachment is true?
  • Under New York law, which scenario constitutes Rape 2?
  • In the DOPSS basis for personal jurisdiction, what does the first 'S' stand for?
  • What does the Wharton Rule state about conspiracy?
  • In what circumstance is a Notice of Pendency required?
  • Which clause authorizes Congress to prohibit private racial discrimination via interstate commerce?
  • Which example is a time, place, and manner restriction?
  • Which element of adverse possession requires the possession to be open and notorious?
  • Which of the following is listed as an exception to a minor's capacity to contract?
  • Which combination lists all four exceptions to the Statute of Frauds under SWAP?
  • In incapacity cases, the incapacitated party is liable for the reasonable value of what?
  • Which form of standing allows a party to sue on behalf of a member who cannot sue themselves?
  • Under the risk of loss rules, which scenario describes a risk assignment when the seller is a non-merchant?
  • Implied Warranty of Fitness for a Particular Purpose arises when?
  • Under the Year & Day Rule, what time frame applies to MBE murder?
  • The Substantive Due Process Clause described as requiring court to review the substance of federal law rather than the procedure is part of which amendment?
  • Which amendment established the federal income tax?
  • Which statement defines Assault 2?
  • Which item addresses misrepresentation or nondisclosure of a material fact in MEAN PLUM?
  • Under vicarious liability principles, which relationship is described as the parent-child agency arrangement?
  • Defense to felony murder requires the defendant not be the actual cause of death, not have a deadly weapon, and have no reason to believe co-felons had deadly weapons. Which statement is NOT an element?
  • Which amendment guards against unreasonable searches and seizures?
  • Which of the following actions by the court qualifies as an exception to the rule that a summary judgment motion cannot be brought before the defendant answers?
  • What is a Temporary Receivership?
  • NY murder is defined as which of the following?
  • Under the MPC, voluntary intoxication is a defense to which type of crimes?
  • Which option does NOT describe a non-hearsay use under I C SOM LACE?
  • Which term in the adverse possession framework is described as Notorious?
  • What is the 'Substantial Step' test associated with attempt?
  • What is the time limitation for amending a pleading as of right?
  • What does the Eleventh Amendment prevent?
  • Who bears the risk of loss generally in a sale of goods?
  • Aside from Self-Defense, when can you use force?
  • The Establishment Clause protects freedom of which?
  • Which statement about substantial performance is correct?
  • Which element must be present for a disclaimer of the implied warranty of merchantability to be valid?
  • Under NY law, which statement accurately describes illegal possession of a firearm?
  • Which offense is named at the end of the notes under Sexual Offenses?
  • Which of the following is NOT a MIMIC Plus non-propensity purpose?
  • Partial payment of undisputed debt: which is true?
  • Under the seller's damages, if the seller does not resell in good faith or does not resell, which formula applies?
  • In contract law, which statement is true regarding impossibility as an excuse for performance?
  • In the Arson context, which term is defined as the intentional burning of property?
  • Bodily integrity matters under substantive due process include which of the following?
  • Which option describes valid service on a New York corporation?
  • Who can an obligee sue in a 3rd Party K?
  • Under the statute of frauds, which element is not required for a land contract to be enforceable?
  • Which of the following is not one of the three parts of a Motion on Notice?
  • Who appoints a Temporary Receiver?
  • Entrustment: An owner who entrusts goods to a merchant who deals in those goods has no rights against a BFP. Who has no rights?
  • Which statement about NY false imprisonment is true?
  • In the C-ELVIS framework, which purpose corresponds to the letter E?
  • Under a summons with notice, what action may be taken if the plaintiff does not serve the complaint within 20 days?
  • Which degree of criminal mischief covers intentional or reckless damage of $250 or more?
  • What is the required mens rea for solicitation?
  • Res Judicata means...
  • What is the process after a Motion on Notice is decided? What is the time limit for appealing the order?
  • What is a Temporary Receivership?
  • In MIMIC Plus, which item is listed as part of the PLUS portion representing a non-propensity purpose?
  • In interpreting contract terms based on conduct of the parties, which factor is third in order of importance?
  • Which article of the CPLR covers torts?
  • Tolled SoL for absent: which statement best describes the exception related to personal jurisdiction?
  • Which liability category corresponds to "Properly payable" in the instrument liability framework?
  • No-fault insurance in New York is governed by which statute?
  • Under CREATES DICE, which item corresponds to the power over elections?
  • Which constitutional provision is commonly invoked to strike down state laws that burden interstate commerce?
  • Under the MPC, when may a person resist arrest with non-deadly force?
  • The Sixth Amendment includes which protections?
  • The prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment is found in which amendment?
  • Which clause authorizes Congress to enact all laws necessary and proper for executing any power granted to any branch of the federal government?
  • How does an Ex Parte motion differ from a Motion on Notice?
  • Which standard of review requires a compelling government interest?
  • Which of the following best describes the Statutory (20-year) period element for adverse possession?
  • How to obtain a jury trial?
  • Which events terminate an offer?
  • Which terms are required to be definite and certain to form a contract, commonly remembered as IPSQUD?
  • In the BRAKES acronym, which term corresponds to the letter E?
  • Which is NOT a method of serving process on a Person?
  • What are the 5 steps needed to obtain a TRO?
  • What is the essential definition of false imprisonment in the notes?
  • Which type of assumption of risk involves an express agreement to waive liability?
  • Under the Statute of Frauds, which contract requires a writing?
  • Which scenario best illustrates a valid example of forbearance as consideration?
  • The MILD police power refers to which areas of congressional authority?
  • Which term corresponds to Express in the mnemonic PINEE for creating an easement?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the four situations in which CPLR Article 16 does not apply?
  • In the 3S mnemonic for Fourth Amendment applicability, what does the second 'S' represent?
  • Under common law, a writing satisfying the Statute of Frauds must include which two elements?
  • Which is a warrant exception to the probable cause requirement?
  • Which of the following is NOT a T-Sub item?
  • Which of the following is a factor for proper venue in civil actions?
  • What is the effect of unsolicited goods?
  • What is the insanity defense requirement?
  • Which categories are protected classes subject to strict scrutiny?
  • In the MAP GO FAP mnemonic, which item corresponds to the initial step involving counsel?
  • What is the statute of limitations for indemnity and contribution claims?
  • Venue in NY for a case involving real property is located in which county?
  • Which of the following is an aggravating factor for Murder in NY?
  • Under NY law, into which court does a person under 13 fall?
  • Under the possession rule, what is required to establish possession?
  • Collateral estoppel: which statement is true?
  • Which is a required element of standing?
  • Under the Wharton Rule, which statement is correct?
  • In the IRA due process balancing test, which factor is considered?
  • Education for illegal alien children is categorized as which type of class?
  • Which amendment addresses the election of the President and Vice President by the Electoral College with separate ballots?
  • Under installment contracts, when may a buyer reject?
  • Who can invoke the Dormant Commerce Clause?
  • In settlements among multiple tortfeasors, how is a judgment against a non-settling tortfeasor adjusted?
  • Which statement best defines solicitation?
  • In the personal jurisdiction framework, which subfactor considers the state's interest?
  • Which is one of the four exceptions to the Parol Evidence Rule?
  • What are the three parts of a Motion on Notice?
  • Which statement describes the 'Publish' step in executing a will?
  • Which condition supports federal preemption over state law due to a comprehensive federal scheme?
  • Which statement about Purchase Money Security Interests (PMSI) is true?
  • Which is a SPARERIBS ground for dismissal related to the timing of a claim?
  • Which term describes 'intentionally or with recklessness disregard a known risk'?
  • In a DOWNFFALL motion to dismiss, which ground concerns an action filed between the same parties in different proceedings?
  • Which constitutional provision authorizes Congress to prohibit private racial discrimination via interstate commerce?
  • Rescission requires what?
  • Under NY Larceny Rules, which offenses are categorized as Larceny?
  • An inchoate crime among the listed options is which of the following?
  • Which statute addresses wrongful death in New York?
  • According to the M'Naughten standard, insanity depends on whether the defendant knew the act was wrong.
  • Which of the following is a category of fundamental rights under substantive due process?
  • Which statement best identifies the '3rd Party' in a third-party beneficiary contract?
  • Which amendment is associated with protecting voting rights and prohibiting race-based restrictions by government?
  • Six ways an Offer can terminate. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
  • Under New York law, a release may be enforceable without consideration if it is
  • Which residency scenario triggers automatic eligibility for a matrimonial action after 2+ years of NY residency?
  • If a plaintiff dies, how long can her duly appointed representative sue on her behalf?
  • An unpaid seller's right to reclaim goods is available only if
  • Is withdrawal a defense to conspiracy?
  • Name of statute for Worker's Compensation?
  • According to the infancy rule described in the material, under which age is there no prosecution?
  • Tolled SoL for π's insanity: which statement is accurate?
  • What is an Order to Seize Chattel?
  • Which item is a LOG PITS asset?
  • Which statute is the NY statute for corporations?
  • What constitutes Misdemeanor Custodial Interference in New York?
  • Which of the following is NOT a provisional remedy?
  • An implied warranty disclaimer can be made by stating as is.
  • Which is a requirement for an easement by prescription?
  • Which of the following constitutes a breach?
  • Which statement correctly states the general statute of limitations for medical malpractice and its exceptions?
  • In the MRS BAKER mnemonic, the letter E stands for which offense?
  • For Manslaughter 1 in NY, which option is listed as a possible mens rea?
  • In the context of a Motion on Notice, what is the return date?
  • Under New York law, which scenario typically constitutes Vehicular Homicide?
  • What is the method to amend pleadings other than as of right?
  • Under the Lemon test, which element requires the law to have a secular purpose?
  • Which statement describes a classic example of strict liability crimes?
  • Which item is NOT a ground typically cited under BCE for vacating an arbitration award?
  • Indemnity is commonly applicable in which scenario?
  • In the LASS mnemonic for negative easements, which term corresponds to the 'S'?
  • Which of the following is NOT a real defense that will be successful against a Holder in Due Course?
  • SEMI III D3 C: Which is a defense listed in SEMI III D3 C?
  • Acceptance by silence under typical contract rules is not acceptance, but which conditions can make silence constitute acceptance?
  • What is the definition of NY Vehicular Homicide?
  • Under NY law, Rape 3 applies when the victim is under 17 and the defendant is 21 or older.
  • What is a novation?
  • In what 2 situations will a Preliminary Injunction be given?
  • For a buyer in a sale of goods, which damages measure applies when the buyer covers in good faith?
  • A later assignee for consideration may prevail if what condition exists?
  • Which factors are considered in the due process balancing test as articulated in Mathews v. Eldridge?
  • In New York, a written release is enforceable without consideration?
  • Which amendment is associated with prohibiting involuntary servitude?
  • Which category is listed as a rational basis example?
  • Under NY practice, when is a party generally barred from moving for summary judgment before the defendant answers?
  • Which of the following is a dying declaration among the hearsay exceptions listed?
  • Which term refers to government restrictions on speech before it occurs?
  • Under Article 2, an acceptance that changes a term is valid only if all of the following apply. Which option correctly identifies the applicable condition set?
  • In the STEAK transfer warranties mnemonic, what does the letter A indicate?
  • When is an acceptance effective under the mailbox rule?
  • Under the Establishment Clause, which is a required secular purpose for government action involving religion?
  • Under the medical malpractice SOL, the foreign object rule states that discovery occurs as:
  • Fundamental Privacy CAMPER: which right is recognized as a fundamental privacy interest?
  • Regarding advertisements, which statement is generally true?
  • What is an Order to Show Cause?
  • Which statement best describes an express warranty?
  • Which statute governs contracts for sales of goods in New York?
  • Which of the following is a provisional remedy that involves a court order for seizure of a chattel?
  • Exceptions to Good Faith Reliance: Which is an exception to good faith reliance under LAID?
  • Specific Performance: when is it unavailable?
  • Which best describes the fundamental characteristic of embezzlement?
  • What can be consideration?
  • Which statement best defines recklessness in New York law?
  • To obtain a Preliminary Injunction, which of the following is NOT required in the affidavit of support?
  • In the MRS BAKER mnemonic, the letter B corresponds to which crime?
  • For the seller, when is the contract price the proper measure of damages because the goods cannot reasonably be resold?
  • Which statute governs No-Fault Insurance in New York?
  • Under which clause are states required to recognize the judicial decisions of other states?
  • In the standing doctrine, what is the meaning of redressable?
  • The no-fault regime in New York is contained in which law?
  • Under common law expectation damages, if the seller breaches, what damages does the buyer recover?
  • In New York, is legal impossibility a defense to conspiracy?
  • Under the MPC, non-deadly force to prevent a crime is permissible for which scope of offenses?
  • The Necessary and Proper Clause authorizes Congress to enact all laws ...?
  • Which statement best describes an option contract?
  • Which provision of the 14th Amendment gives Congress the power to enforce its protections?
  • Where is the signature placed on a duly executed will?
  • Under the Year & Day Rule, what is true about death rules?
  • Under the Statute of Frauds for sale of goods, which document can satisfy the writing requirement between merchants if not objected within 10 days?
  • Which is a valid defense to false imprisonment involving detaining for investigation?
  • The Doctrine of Sovereign Immunity prohibits suits against state government in which courts?
  • Under NY law, voluntary intoxication is a defense to which crimes?
  • Restitution is best described as addressing which issue?
  • What is the entrapment defense requirement?
  • In sale of goods, what are resale damages measured by?
  • The amendment that prohibits quartering soldiers is which?
  • Which statement best defines kidnapping?
  • Which statement best describes the five long-arm bases for NY jurisdiction?
  • Which amendment prohibits poll taxes in federal elections?
  • In adverse possession, which element refers to possession continuing without interruptions?
  • In a personal injury action against an architect or engineer arising more than 10 years after building completion, what must the plaintiff do before suing?
  • What qualifies as an 'Overt Act' in conspiracy?
  • What is a valid method to serve process on a mentally-incapacitated individual?
  • What describes General Intent?
  • Which statement correctly characterizes Murder 2 in NY?
  • What is the exception to res judicata described?
  • In a contract for the sale of goods with an open price term, the court will
  • What does the Full Faith & Credit Clause require regarding recognition of other states’ judicial decisions?
  • What is an Order to Show Cause?
  • Which of the following is NOT part of the BRAKES list of felon murder offenses?
  • Which remedy is a monetary damages remedy for imperfect goods?
  • Which statute governs Wills in New York?
  • If a motion to dismiss is denied, the party must respond by filing an answer within how many days?
  • Which of the following are protected classes under strict scrutiny?
  • Which statute addresses non-resident motorists?
  • Which provision prohibits punishing individuals without a judicial trial?
  • Which statute governs workers' compensation in New York?
  • Which of the following is the complete set of PER exceptions under the 'DAM FOIL' mnemonic?
  • Which term describes the Miranda exception allowing questioning when there is a public safety concern?
  • Which type of impossibility is a defense to conspiracy?
  • Under the mirror image rule, what happens if the offeree proposes a modification to the offer terms?
  • Which form of standing refers to representing a group in court?
  • Which offense is listed as a Specific Intent Crime against the Person?
  • When a plaintiff is a New York resident at the time an out-of-state action arose, which SOL applies?
  • GOL stands for which New York statute?
  • Which items are covered by the Statute of Frauds under the MY LEGS mnemonic?
  • Which item is not a basis for personal jurisdiction over a defendant?
  • Which statement best defines negligence?
  • Which amendment prohibits denying the right to vote based on race or color?
  • Which groups lack capacity to contract?
  • Under tolled SoL for an absent defendant, which statement is correct?
  • Which defense to intentional torts involves voluntary agreement to allow the invasion of rights?
  • Tolled SoL for π's infancy: which statement is accurate?
  • Which clause prohibits discrimination against non-residents and is tied to state treatment of outsiders?
  • What is the statute of limitations for negligence-based products liability?
  • Which option reflects the Miranda public safety exception addressing questions asked to ensure public safety?
  • Which scenario constitutes 1st Degree Burglary under NY law?
  • The Fourth Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures. Which statement best describes its warrant requirement?
  • The Privileges of Citizenship, as described in the 14th Amendment, requires states to grant citizens what?
  • What is the minimum age to write a valid will?
  • The acronym CRI in standing stands for which trio of elements?
  • Which of the following is a listed defense related to mental state?
  • Which clause requires states to recognize judicial decisions from other states?
  • The three methods of proving character are known by the acronym ROCs. What does the letter R stand for?
  • Inchoate Crimes include which offenses?
  • Who can rescind or modify a contract involving a third-party beneficiary before vesting?
  • What is the deadline to answer when service is by personal delivery in New York?
  • Under New York law, which scenario matches Rape 1 involving sex with a person who is physically helpless?
  • What is the time limit for making a motion for summary judgment?
  • In common law, past consideration is generally:
  • Voluntary manslaughter provocation concept: which statement best describes the provocation requirement?
  • Which right is a fundamental privacy right under CAMPER?
  • How many jurors are on a civil jury, and how many must agree?
  • Which statement is true regarding personal injury limitations and suits against architects or engineers?
  • Which ground is described as very rare for vacating an arbitration award?
  • What power does Section 5 of the 14th Amendment grant Congress?
  • Which statement best defines consideration in contract law?
  • What are the impeachment requirements?
  • The 11th Amendment primarily limits which court from hearing certain claims against states?
  • In constructive possession analysis, which factor is NOT listed as a consideration for CDS possession?
  • Which amendment grants residents of Washington, D.C., the right to vote for President?
  • In impeachment proceedings, what vote is required in the Senate to convict and remove?
  • Which term refers to 'a desire to achieve a specific result'?
  • What does the due process test for jurisdiction require?
  • What is the definition of mootness in federal court?
  • The VCR acronym describes the three elements required for attachment. Which option lists all three elements?
  • In the acronym DISMAL, which item indicates a void marriage?
  • When is a rejection of an offer effective under common law?
  • Which amendment repealed Prohibition?
  • Which factor is NOT listed as part of the 1-2 years residency category for NY matrimonial actions?
  • Which of the following is part of the process for securing an Order to Seize Chattel?
  • Which is an element of second-degree murder as described in the material?
  • Under secured transactions, which party generally has priority over a lien creditor when there is a perfected and attached creditor?
  • Which ground is specifically associated with improper execution of a will?
  • Which of the following is a common law felony used for impeachment by prior conviction?
  • Which statute governs criminal procedure in New York?
  • Which acronym is used to remember self-authenticating document categories?
  • Mortgages in New York are associated with which statute?
  • What is the Statute of Limitations period for Strict Liability of Products?
  • What is a requirements contract?
  • Which set of statements correctly lists prerequisites to obtain specific performance?
  • Under UCC Article 2, when can an acceptance that changes a term be valid?
  • Which element is associated with the standing test as necessary for redressability?
  • Which of the following is an exception to the mailbox rule as to when acceptance is effective?
  • After a Motion on Notice is decided, what must the prevailing party do?
  • Which is NOT a remedy for a buyer when a seller delivers imperfect goods?
  • What is the minimum age to execute a will according to the material?
  • The DISMAL mnemonic relates to issues in which area of law?
  • Which two conditions are required for an easement by necessity?
  • Arson: According to the arson concept, arson involves burning what type of property?
  • In the mnemonic Deeds Need Simple Words, what does the letter W represent?
  • Impossibility of a contract may be excused in the presence of which factor?
  • Which factor, in addition to taking a child from a lawful custodian, converts Custodial Interference to a felony under New York law?
  • Which is a recognized exclusionary rule exception listed under NIP BUG?
  • Which remedy compels performance of an act required by law and applies to corporations?
  • To what extent must the term 'merchantability' appear in a disclaimer of an implied warranty of merchantability?
  • After a Motion on Notice decision, the prevailing party must do which of the following?
  • What is the statute of limitations for municipal tort liability and the related notice requirement?
  • What is the deadline to serve process after filing?
  • In the MRS BAKER mnemonic, the letter K stands for which offense?
  • Implied affirmation occurs when the incapacitated party retains the benefit after gaining capacity.
  • If ∆ was in NY when CoA accrued but left for more than 4 months continuously, how is the SoL tolled?
  • In the sale of goods, if the buyer does not cover in good faith or at all, damages are measured by which formula?
  • Which of the following is a situation in which an Order to Show Cause may be filed?
  • When can a seller cure an imperfect tender?
  • Accord and satisfaction describes what?
  • When does the personal injury statute of limitations generally accrue?
  • The Substantial Capacity Test is used by which jurisdiction?
  • A release in contract law is best described as
  • Which sequence lists the five steps to obtain a TRO?
  • Under NY Retreat Rule, when may a person use deadly force?
  • Which factor is listed as a ground for impossibility of performance?
  • Which is a factor that makes performance impossible due to destruction?
  • What is the definition of voluntary manslaughter?
  • Which statement is NOT a means by which rape is accomplished under the MBE definition?
  • Which statute governs secured commercial paper?
  • NY: Knowledge mapping?
  • Under impossibility, if the destroyed or damaged goods were not specifically identified to the contract, the seller is
  • Under common law, what can constitute acceptance of an offer?
  • Which of the following is a required element for voluntary manslaughter?
  • NY: Intent is defined as which of the following?
  • In the DOPSS basis for personal jurisdiction, what does the second 'S' stand for?
  • A non-settling tortfeasor's judgment is reduced by which amount?
  • Separation (2 year) under grounds for divorce requires what duration of separation to be no fault?
  • Which factor most strongly supports state law preemption by favoring uniform regulation?
  • Which describes the avoidable damages concept?
  • What is the purpose of a preliminary hearing?
  • Under Miller's obscenity test, which factor is described as offensive sexual conduct depicted?
  • How is tolling defined for plaintiffs who are minors?
  • What is a release?
  • Name the clause that resolves conflicts by giving priority to federal law.
  • Under the MPC, which statement best describes the effect of reasonable mistake?
  • Which term is NOT one of the three S’s for the Fourth Amendment applicability in the provided mnemonic?
  • Which remedy challenges the results of a trial-type hearing by an administrative agency to see if the results are supported by substantial evidence?
  • How is rape defined on the MBE-style notes?
  • Which statement accurately describes NY assault degrees?
  • Which is an exception to the Statute of Frauds rules?
  • Under the residency rules for matrimonial actions, which scenario constitutes 0 years of residency?
  • Which method creates an easement by grant?
  • In the Never Heed Legal Drive approach to negotiable instruments, what is the first question to ask?
  • CUT stands for Creation, Use, Termination. Which is NOT part of CUT?
  • Which statement is true about Non-Compete Restrictive Covenants in this material?
  • How to serve process on a mentally-incapacitated plaintiff (2)?
  • What is the required mental state for false imprisonment in common law?
  • Which of the following is a valid method of serving process on a person?
  • Which action is explicitly excluded from long-arm jurisdiction in New York?
  • Which statute covers Leases in New York?
  • Which letter in the acronym FIDO stands for 'Fighting words'?
  • Which action is listed as a termination method for easements in the mnemonic?
  • Which item is listed as an express enumerated power of Congress in the mnemonic?
  • The abbreviation DRL stands for which New York statute?
  • For indemnity and contribution claims, what is the statute of limitations and from what event does it run?
  • Under NY law, Rape 2 requires the victim to be under 15 and the defendant to be 18 or older.
  • Public Welfare offenses and Statutory Rape are typically classified as which type of crime?
  • Which scenarios create irrevocable offers under common law?
  • Under the Uniform Commercial Code, which article governs secured commercial paper?
  • Which of the following is listed as one of the three crimes that constitute Manslaughter in the Second Degree in NY?
  • Which of the following best describes a withdrawal defense in New York law?
  • To trigger the applicability of the Fourth Amendment, which trio must be present?
  • Which statute governs criminal procedure in New York?
  • Under ENDCRAMP, which item describes destruction of the servient land terminating an easement?
  • Who can serve process in New York? and Outside NY?
  • What will invalidate a Requirements Contract?
  • Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Exceptions: Which is an exception to the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine?
  • Which statement best describes a standard limitation for non-compete restrictive covenants?
  • Which amendment contains the Substantive Due Process protections discussed?
  • Which is the contract category that covers all other contracts (not sales of goods)?
  • Which amendment sets forth the presidential line of succession and procedures for presidential disability?
  • Under Pinkerton, a defendant is liable for all other foreseeable crimes committed in furtherance of the objective. Which option best captures this rule?
  • Attachment may be used in which scenario?
  • Under the UCC, which items qualify as goods for a sale contract?
  • Under the Pinkerton Rule, which statement is correct?
  • Dealing with multiple assignments: which assignee prevails among gratuitous assignments?
  • What is the definition of consideration?
  • Which statement correctly describes a tolling rule for infancy in non-medical actions?
  • Under New York law, which statement is true about impossibility as a defense to conspiracy?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the three crimes that constitute Manslaughter in the First Degree in NY?
  • A civil party has a right to trial by jury for which action?
  • Under the statute of frauds, which element is required for a land contract to be enforceable?
  • In the Lemon test mnemonic, the 'P' stands for which concept?
  • After settling a tort claim, what is the effect on the settling party's ability to sue or be sued for contribution?
  • The Enabling Clause is associated with which amendment?
  • Under the general rule, a forged signature is not effective as the signature of the person named. Which option best states that rule?
  • Which statement best describes intermediate scrutiny?
  • Which remedy applies to an agency determination made without a trial-type hearing and is upheld unless arbitrary and capricious?
  • In the UCC 9 Essay Test Approach, which step asks whether the security interest is perfected?
  • Which concept is described by a rule of seven involving age and criminal prosecution?
  • What best describes an option contract?
  • Who can an obligee sue in a third-party beneficiary contract?
  • Which of the following is a method that discharges performance of a contract?
  • Which term in the IC SOM LACE framework corresponds to a non-hearsay purpose related to a witness's state of mind?
  • For a release to be enforceable, the release must be
  • Which privacy tort involves intrusion upon a person's seclusion?
  • Which relationship typically does not create vicarious liability for the torts of another?
  • Mandamus to compel is a ground under Article 78 to compel performance of an act required by law (applies to corporations).
  • Third degree criminal mischief is defined as intentional damage of property valued at $250 or more.
  • What constitutes a valid Miranda waiver?
  • The rights not enumerated and powers reserved to the states are described by which amendments?
  • Under the UCC, what is required for a merchant's firm offer to keep the offer open?
  • Which of the following is NOT a valid way to satisfy the summary judgment burden?
  • Which scenario qualifies as Aggravated Homicide in NY?
  • Which statement is NOT an aggravating factor under NY law?
  • Which statement best describes the rule and exception for revoking acceptance of goods already accepted?
  • In the Contracts And Sales Essay Test Approach, which element asks whether a contract has been formed?
  • Which step in the Contracts & Sales essay approach addresses remedies and damages?
  • What is required for an assignment of rights in a contract to be effective?
  • Which doctrine allows a party to sue on behalf of members when individuals lack standing?
  • In cases with multiple possible causes by different defendants, which causation standard asks whether any defendant's conduct substantially contributed to the injury?
  • CPLR stands for which of the following?
  • Which of the following is NOT a listed ground for divorce in the mnemonic?
  • Which statute defines criminal law in New York?
  • In collateral estoppel, which element refers to the opportunity to litigate the issue in the prior action?
  • Which of the following is NOT a ground for filing an Article 78 petition?
  • Which of the following is NOT part of the MRS BAKER list of inherently dangerous felonies?
  • What is required to raise an insanity defense?
  • Under LOG PITS vs T-Subs, which asset is NOT listed as a LOG PITS item?
  • Which element distinguishes robbery from other property crimes?
  • Which statement about thoughts in criminal law is correct?
  • Under NY law, if a defendant reasonably mistook the need for self-defense...
  • Under NY law, an accomplice is one who...
  • In which situation may a Preliminary Injunction be issued?
  • Which action allows entering another's land to abate a nuisance?
  • In a third-party impleader, after a defendant files a third-party complaint, within how many days must the defendant serve a copy on both the third-party defendant and the plaintiff?
  • What is the purpose of a Motion on Notice?
  • M'Naughten test is primarily used to determine which of the following?
  • If only damages remain, the court can grant summary judgment on liability and proceed to trial for damages. Which of the following is true?
  • Which provision empowers Congress to enforce the 14th Amendment?
  • Besides the general rule, which factor determines who bears the risk of loss in a sale of goods?
  • Secured transactions are governed by which article of the Uniform Commercial Code?
  • Regarding a settling tortfeasor, which statement is correct?
  • What are the two requirements to satisfy an Art. 2 Satisfactory Writing under SoF?
  • Under due process, long-arm jurisdiction is satisfied when what condition is met?
  • What is required for the duress defense?
  • The Privileges & Immunities Clause is associated with preventing discrimination by states on what basis?
  • The Combination Test for Insanity is associated with which system?
  • On what date do the terms of the President and Vice President begin after a presidential election?
  • Which statute governs New York practice?
  • In a personal injury action against an architect or engineer brought more than ten years after building completion, what must be done before filing suit?
  • Under the CREATES DICE framework, which item is a power Congress may exercise?
  • Which of the following is a ground for class action certification?
  • Which statement about serving a corporation is correct?
  • Duress requires forced to commit a crime due to threat of imminent death or serious bodily injury to self or a close family member. Is duress a defense to homicide?
  • Which rights are protected by the First Amendment according to the material?
  • In a third-party impleader, within how many days must the third-party defendant serve its answer after the third-party complaint is filed?
  • Which items constitute the Second Degree Murder elements under the WKBC mnemonic?
  • What does the acronym PETE stand for in the context of negotiable instruments?
  • Which doctrine bars recovery if the plaintiff's own negligence contributed to the harm?
  • Under the MPC, deadly force to prevent a crime is justified when the offense is what?
  • Which defense allows a merchant to detain a shoplifter briefly when there is reasonable belief of theft?
  • What two requirements must testimony corroborating rape satisfy?
  • The Uniform Vendor & Purchaser Risk Act relates to which area?
  • Which statement correctly describes the rule and exception for revocation of acceptance of goods already accepted?
  • Mens rea of statutory rape under MBE is:
  • Which doctrine holds an employer liable for the torts of its employees acting within the scope of employment?
  • Which statement best describes false pretenses?
  • Which grounds are included for rescission under the MUMIII mnemonic?
  • How long is a Notice of Pendency effective?
  • How many days advance notice must be given for a Motion on Notice?
  • Under CREATES DICE, which item describes spending or taxing for the general welfare?
  • Which set of statutes lists the contract statutes mentioned (three in total)?
  • The Contract Clause prohibits states from enacting any law that retroactively impairs contractual rights.
  • Which is a power that enables the United States to engage in war?
  • Which statement best describes termination of an offer by lapse of time?
  • Entrapment is defined as the government unfairly tempting the defendant to commit a crime and originated from the government; which statement best describes entrapment?
  • What is the essential definition of kidnapping?
  • What does the Contract Clause prohibit?
  • Which statement best describes how to preserve the right to a jury trial in a civil case?
  • Under the merger rule, which offenses merge?
  • Statute of limitations for strict liability of products claims?
  • In the CAN STRIP SEARCH warrant exceptions, which phrase represents a 'Special Needs' exception?
  • In the VAC framework, which term is represented by the letter E?
  • If Assignment is prohibited by contract, what is the effect?
  • Which occupations are included in the "professional" category for professional malpractice SOL?
  • If a seller commits improper performance in delivering goods, what is the typical contractual result?
  • Can an express warranty be disclaimed?
  • Under the MPC, deadly force in self-defense is justified only when facing what threat?
  • Which offense is a Specific Intent crime against property?
  • Which of the following statements is true about Manslaughter II mens rea as described?
  • According to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure WASP mnemonic, which option is classified as personal service?
  • Which proceeding triggers the right to counsel in criminal cases?
  • What does Substantive Due Process require courts to examine when evaluating state and local laws?
  • Which term best matches the concept of intentionally or with recklessness disregard a known risk?
  • For a Motion on Notice, which statement correctly identifies the required advance notice?
  • What is the minimum number of witnesses required for a will?
  • In misrepresentation, which element is essential for liability?
  • Which action ends an easement via merger of dominant and servient lands?
  • For exposure to toxic substances, when does the 3-year statute of limitations begin?
  • Which is NOT a base of specific jurisdiction?
  • In a bilateral contract, what is the typical effect of a party beginning performance?
  • Degrees to Felony Murder: The correct statement is?
  • Mutuality of remedy is a prerequisite for specific performance. Which statement best describes it?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the three requirements for attachment of a security interest?
  • Which term describes a way that an easement can end by merging ownership interests?
  • Which statement correctly identifies forms of process?
  • Which statement best reflects the purpose of the Parol Evidence Rule?
  • In New York law, what describes Knowledge?
  • Which is NOT a listed defense?
  • In NY, what is an affirmative defense to robbery?
  • Knowledge of weight of a controlled substance is not an element; knowledge of what is required?
  • What is the definition of an offer?
  • Which of the following is NOT a category of Murder 2 in NY?
  • Under mail with acknowledgment service, the 20-day response period starts after what event?
  • Which factor has the highest priority in interpreting contract terms?
  • MBE: General Intent mapping?
  • Which amendment established the direct election of United States Senators by the people?
  • Which of the following is a criterion listed for Aggravated Murder in NY?
  • What is the general rule about using force to protect property as a defense?
  • What does the Bill of Attainder prohibit?
  • What are the two essential elements for obtaining a temporary receivership?
  • Which item represents the defective warrant basis for good faith reliance in police searches?
  • Who can invoke the Dormant Commerce Clause?
  • NIPBUG: Which is an exclusionary rule exception that focuses on public safety?
  • Which element is essential to satisfy the 'writing' requirement for a will?
  • In New York, risk of loss for leased goods generally rests with whom?
  • Which statement is true regarding tavern owners' liability for injuries caused by intoxicated patrons?
  • Which statement accurately defines kidnapping?
  • Which statement is a ground to oppose a motion to amend pleading on the basis of delay?
  • Which of the following is NOT categorized as a form of homicide under the VAC framework in NY?
  • What should the testator declare to attesting witnesses to establish validity?
  • Which party is described as the Acceptor in the instrument liability mnemonic A MAID?
  • In a DOWNFFALL motion to dismiss, which ground refers to the plaintiff's lack of capacity?
  • Which contract defense involves a mistaken belief about a material fact at the time of contract formation?
  • SPOT issues: which concerns whether the expert's opinion has sufficient factual basis?
  • What does the CARFAN mnemonic stand for in an assigning memo?
  • Larceny in the third degree corresponds to theft over what amount?
  • Which clause prohibits discrimination against non-residents by a state?
  • Which item is not included in Public Policy PRISM?
  • In the MRS BAKER mnemonic, the letter R stands for which crime?
  • Which rights are commonly evaluated under strict scrutiny in constitutional law?
  • Which amendment prohibits quartering troops in private homes?
  • Which of the following is NOT a basis for general jurisdiction in New York?
  • Which is NOT a CL mental state?
  • Which covenant among the six covenants of title ensures there are no undisclosed encumbrances against the property?
  • An unpaid seller does not have a right to reclaim goods unless which condition occurs?
  • What is the effect of starting performance in a unilateral contract?
  • In settlements among tortfeasors, what is the effect on non-settling tortfeasors?
  • What is the process for an Order to Seize Chattel?
  • The Privileges & Immunities Clause is a feature of which article?
  • Implied Warranty of Fitness for a Particular Purpose applies when the seller knows the buyer has a special use for the goods.
  • Under New York law, which scenario corresponds to the Rape 1 offense involving a victim under 13 and a defendant 18 years or older?
  • Which of the following is a warrantless search exception?
  • Which statement best defines Battery under MBE?
  • Which of the following is NOT a basis for personal jurisdiction under the DOPSS mnemonic?
  • Which is NOT a type of liability on a negotiable instrument?
  • Venue may be proper in which of the following?
  • If the only remaining issue after a Motion for Summary Judgment is damages, what may the court do regarding liability and damages?
  • Which statement describes foreseen reliance before acceptance as an exception to revocation?
  • What is the maximum time to commence a municipal tort claim after the accident?
  • Which remedy stops a judicial officer from exercising power beyond the judge's jurisdiction?
  • Under the FAHU mnemonic for Federal Preemption, which factor is listed as a consideration?
  • In NY law, what does CL stand for?
  • Which enumerated power relates to operating the national post office?
  • What is the statute of limitations for professional malpractice?
  • Which statute is a Real Property statute?
  • For a will to be valid, witnesses must sign within how many days of each other?
  • Which event terminates an offer due to the destruction of the subject matter?
  • Which affirmative defense is never waived?
  • Which statement cannot be used to disclaimer warranties in a sale of goods?
  • When attachment is levied on personal property, to whom is the levy given?
  • If a party files a motion to dismiss and fails to raise lack of personal jurisdiction, what happens to that defense?
  • Under ENDCRAMP, which item indicates the easement ends when the necessity ceases?
  • Who may amend the complaint to assert a claim against the third-party defendant?
  • What is a TRO and under what circumstances can π obtain one?
  • Which is a Specific Intent crime against property?
  • The 11th Amendment primarily prevents federal courts from hearing private and foreign claims against which entity?
  • What constitutes misdemeanor custodial interference in NY?
  • Which crimes are classified as Malice Crimes?
  • Which right is typically protected by strict scrutiny?
  • Under the Non-Resident Motorist Statute, how is service effectuated?
  • The Combination Test for Insanity is associated with which framework?
  • Under ESCAPIST, which category covers evanescent evidence in warrantless searches?
  • The mailbox rule provides that acceptance is effective when it is mailed, with certain exceptions. Which option correctly identifies one of these exceptions?
  • The statute of limitations for a wrongful death claim is how many years from the date of death?
  • Which of the following is NOT an inchoate crime?
  • Which offense is a Specific Intent crime against the person?
  • Under the Rule Against Perpetuities, which item is commonly considered a potential interest that may be subject to the rule?
  • Which classification is typically subject to rational basis review?
  • In Miller obscenity, which factor is identified?
  • Which statements describe the four situations in which an Order to Show Cause may be filed?
  • What does the Felony Murder Rule state?
  • Which defense requires that the government unfairly tempted the defendant to commit a crime and originated the idea?
  • Ex Parte Motion: what is it, when is it used, and what are the remedies available to the opponent?
  • Which action is NOT listed as a presidential power in the DRAP VOTER mnemonic?
  • Which statements are true about filing a Notice of Pendency?
  • Which framework uses strict liability for statutory rape?
  • What is the purpose of a Motion for Summary Judgment?
  • Good Faith Reliance (DCS) Clarification: Which item is listed under DCS as supporting good faith?
  • The Eighth Amendment prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. Which of the following also reflects protections under the Eighth?
  • If a plaintiff was a New York resident when the out-of-state action arose, which statute applies?
  • NY: Knowledge definition?
  • Exclusionary Rule Exceptions: Which is an exclusionary rule exception focusing on public safety?
  • What is the defining element of burglary in the traditional formulation?
  • In C-ELVIS, what does the letter V stand for?
  • What is the name of the New York statute governing agency and partnership?
  • Withdrawal rule: which statement describes how a defendant can withdraw?
  • Which statement about the promisor's liability to an intended TPB is correct?
  • Which of the following is a suspect class requiring strict scrutiny?
  • Under the as-of-right amendment option, how many amendments does each party get?
  • Which standard applies to a state statute that is rationally related to a legitimate state interest?
  • Which Act addresses risk of loss between vendor and purchaser in real property transactions?
  • Under the unprotected speech category in the mnemonic, which factor is used to categorize obscenity?
  • Which groups lack capacity to enter into a contract according to the material?
  • Promissory estoppel is used to enforce certain promises without consideration when there is what?
  • In New York law, what describes Intent?
  • In the privacy CAMPER mnemonic, what is the fifth topic?
  • Which is a basic requirement for a valid will?
  • Can there be a one-person conspiracy under New York law?
  • What is an illusory promise?
  • If neither form of process is used, what is the effect?
  • What is the mens rea for false imprisonment?
  • Which options correctly describe the proper bases to determine venue?
  • Article III of the U.S. Constitution pertains to which branch of government?
  • Finishing a job late constitutes a breach only if what condition is met?
  • In the CPLR Art. 16 context, when a tortfeasor is not more than 50% at fault and non-economic damages exist, the defendant pays only his own share. This describes:
  • Secured transactions are governed by which provision?
  • Which of the following is a requirement for class certification under federal rules?
  • Which statement correctly defines 4th Degree Arson?
  • Which covenant corresponds to possession (Seisin) in the six covenants of title as reflected by the mnemonic?
  • Which statement best defines 3rd Degree Burglary under NY law?
  • In New York, offenses punishable by 15 days or less (excluding traffic infractions) are classified as what?
  • Which general jurisdiction basis allows service anywhere?
  • For service by mail, when is service effective?
  • In a third-party impleader, after the original defendant has served an answer, what may the defendant do regarding third-party impleader?
  • What is the Statute of Limitations period for Breach of Warranty?
  • Under strict liability rules, which category is listed as a strict liability category in the notes?
  • What does the MBE, MPC, and minority jurisdictions say about statutory rape's mens rea?
  • What does CL: Specific Intent mean?
  • Which of the following is a valid basis for impeaching a witness's credibility?
  • Which statement describes NY 1st Degree Arson?
  • Which statement best defines embezzlement?
  • What is the statute of limitations for a wrongful death claim?
  • Which presidential power would be used to forgive a person convicted of a crime?
  • Which of the following are not offers but invitations to deal or preliminary negotiations?
  • Which law governs a contract involving goods?
  • What is the difference between insanity and incompetency?
  • Which action allows a rightful owner to regain possession of chattel wrongfully withheld by another?
  • Miranda Defenses: Which of the following is a Miranda defense?
  • Which of the following is NOT an exception to the rule that an offer may be revoked before acceptance?
  • Under products liability, the statute of limitations for negligence is how many years from the date of injury?
  • In contract law, economic duress typically requires what kind of coercive action?
  • An Express Warranty in the sale of goods arises from which of the following?
  • The First Amendment protections include which of the following?
  • Under the Uniform Commercial Code, Article 2 governs which type of contract?
  • Wrongful death claims in New York are addressed under which statute?
  • Under service by mail with acknowledgment, the 20-day period to answer begins after which event?
  • What is the definition of an offer?
  • Under the time-barred debt rule, a written promise to pay by the debtor is enforceable even without consideration.
  • What is the function of a Notice of Pendency?
  • Which defense arises when the plaintiff gave consent to the conduct that caused harm?
  • Which statement best describes a kidnapping 1 scenario under NY law?
  • Which statement correctly describes the distinction between Robbery 1 and Robbery 2 in NY?
  • Promisee is liable to TPB only if TPB is a creditor beneficiary. Which option is correct?
  • Which two offenses constitute MBE Assault?
  • Which offense is NOT included in the Robbery Run mnemonic?
  • Which form of standing allows a party to sue on behalf of others not before the court?
  • What must affidavits show for an Order to Seize Chattel?
  • In adverse possession, which element corresponds to "Actual" possession?
  • Under standing doctrine, which statement is correct?
  • Is impossibility a defense to receipt of stolen property in New York?
  • Which is a threshold issue to determine arbitration applicability?
  • Under the T-Subs framework, which asset is not included in LOG PITS?
  • Under common law vs UCC, what is true about changing terms in an acceptance?
  • The right to a civil jury trial for cases involving more than twenty dollars is protected by which amendment?
  • Which of the following is a quasi-suspect class?
  • Which statement best describes false pretenses?
  • Under the PING mnemonic, which category indicates creation by prescription?
  • Which is a requirement for a case to be justiciable in federal court?
  • What is the deadline to answer when service is not by personal delivery or by mail with acknowledgment?
  • How many jurors are in a Civil Jury?
  • Which motion initiates a request for a TRO ex parte?
  • Which element is NOT part of the Lemon Test for Establishment Clause analysis?
  • Which statement defines Voluntary Manslaughter?
  • When is a contract modification effective?
  • Which statement best reflects No 3rd Party Standing in federal courts?
  • In a municipal tort liability claim, what is the statute of limitations from the date of the accident and what is the required notice of claim timing?
  • Name four ways to satisfy the SJ burden.
  • Which statement correctly describes a 'Notice of appearance' in civil procedure?
  • Which amendment contains the enabling clause prohibiting racially discriminatory action by anyone?
  • Which of the following is a possible response to a Summons and Complaint?
  • If neither form of process is used, it's a defect in what and what can the defendant do?
  • The Takings Clause is found in which amendment?
  • Promissory estoppel requires foreseeability of reliance that makes a promise enforceable without consideration. Which statement reflects this concept?
  • Can process be served on a Saturday if the plaintiff knows the Δ is a Saturday-Sabbath observer?
  • In the A PAIN mnemonic for corporation formation, what does the letter A stand for?
  • In the Federal service WASP mnemonic, what does the letter W stand for?
  • In order for a Temporary Receivership to be proper, what condition must be present?
  • Under the necessity defense, the conduct must be considered necessary to prevent a greater harm; is necessity a defense to homicide?
  • If process is personally delivered in New York, how many days does the defendant have to answer?
  • If no time for acceptance is stated, an offer lapses after what?
  • Which combination is required for NY Murder 1?
  • Which of the following is an exception to the Parol Evidence Rule?
  • Which of the following is a tort involving interference with chattel?
  • What is a core tenet of the Doctrine of Sovereign Immunity?
  • Which element is listed in the Illinois NAACP class action mnemonic as a factor?
  • When is a rejection of an offer effective?
  • Which damages are often used as a measure of expectation in contract breach?
  • Who may serve process outside New York?
  • Under CPLR Article 16, if a joint tortfeasor is not more than 50% at fault and the plaintiff has non-economic damages, what limit applies?
  • In the MBE framework, how is General Intent defined?
  • Restitution is the remedy of last resort when contract law yields an unfair result. Which statement is true?
  • Under the AP SLAP framework for unprotected speech, which elements are required to classify material as obscene?
  • Article III pertains to which branch?
  • In the strict scrutiny mnemonic 'Strict scrutiny Applies To Very Educated People', which right is included?
  • If the defendant dies before the wrongful death claim is filed, the statute of limitations is tolled by adding how many months?
  • Which of the following is not listed among the five defenses in the material?
  • Which element elevates 3rd Degree Arson to 2nd Degree Arson?
  • In the ABC FITT mnemonic, which tort corresponds to the letter T?
  • R to Counsel: Which item references misdemeanors when imprisonment is imposed?
  • What is accord and satisfaction?
  • Which statement is true about impossibility as a defense to conspiracy under NY law?
  • What are the 3 parts of a Motion on Notice?
  • In the covenants of title mnemonic, which covenant expresses the right to convey?
  • Which issue involves restrictions that are overly broad or vague?
  • Under Fourth Amendment doctrine, which warrantless search is permitted when a person is lawfully arrested?
  • According to the material, at what age is prosecution fully allowed without rebuttable presumption?
  • Which of the following is NOT part of the Art. 2a Satisfactory Writing requirements?
  • In contract law, an advertisement is generally not an offer, but it can be an offer if it specifies a quantity to be bought.
  • Where must the testator place their signature on the will for validity?
  • What is the mnemonic used to organize grounds for dismissal?
  • To preserve the right to a jury trial in a civil case, what must a party do?
  • The Perfect Tender Rule applies to which type of contract under the Uniform Commercial Code?
  • Which defense is the public necessity?
  • Which scenario best describes 0 years of residency for a NY matrimonial action?
  • Under New York law, which scenario qualifies as Kidnapping 2?
  • When is the existing duty extinguished under accord and satisfaction?
  • Under New York law, which statement describes Rape 3?
  • Which of the following is NOT a basis for proper venue under the VERB framework?
  • Under New York law, which statement describes Kidnapping 1 vs Kidnapping 2?
  • When serving process on an infant, which individuals must be served?
  • Which statement best defines battery?
  • Which statute governs sales of goods in New York contracts?
  • In defamation law, which defense is described as applying to statements broadcast to a wide audience?
  • What are the two requirements to commence a case?
  • New York mental states include Intent, Knowledge, Recklessness, Negligence, and Strict liability. Which mental state is defined as knowledge of practically certain results?
  • Which statement best captures the essential element of larceny?
  • In a personal injury claim, if a joint tortfeasor is not more than 50% at fault and the plaintiff has sustained non-economic damages, the defendant can be required to pay only which of the following?
  • Which SCRAP factor represents a duty arising when someone creates peril?
  • If attachment is improper or if the defendant wins on the merits, what remedy may be awarded to the defendant?
  • For a lease under Article 2A, which elements must a writing include to satisfy the Statute Frauds?
  • Is past consideration valid under common law?
  • In what two circumstances is attachment used?
  • Which of the following is NOT a warrant requirement exception listed in CAN STRIP SEARCH?
  • Under the MY LEGS framework, which item refers to goods valued over $500?
  • Under the MPC, what is the general rule about using force to protect property?
  • Which amendment granted women the right to vote?
  • To obtain an attachment, which of the following is NOT required to be included in the affidavit of support for an attachment?
  • Which set of offenses is represented by the BRAKES acronym for felon murder crimes?
  • Under NY service by mail, service is effective only if ∆ sends acknowledgment within how many days?
  • Which of the following is a requirement of a duly executed will?
  • Under the burglary rule, force used to protect property is a defense if the defendant is in his home.
  • What is the purpose of a Motion on Notice?
  • MAP GO FAP: Which item corresponds to appeals as a matter of right?
  • Which statement correctly describes a condition subsequent?
  • Which law governs contracts for the sale of goods?
  • Which combination lists all four exceptions to the Statute of Frauds under the SWAP mnemonic?
  • What must accompany an Order to Show Cause after it is signed?
  • A Totten trust is best described as a bank account in which:
  • Which is NOT listed as a NY mental state?
  • Which is a defense recognized in criminal law?
  • Which amendment provides citizenship to those born or naturalized in the United States and guarantees equal protection under the law?
  • Under which body of law is a requirements contract acceptable?
  • Which combination best describes the conditions for obtaining a temporary receivership?
  • Which statement is true regarding defamation and NY long-arm jurisdiction?
  • Under the MPC, which type of mistake can serve as a defense depending on the crime's intent?
  • Entrustment doctrine: If an owner entrusts goods to a merchant who deals in those goods, what is the owner's right against a bona fide purchaser for value?
  • Which option correctly states a method that does not accomplish rape under the MBE-style definition?
  • Accomplice liability covers what?
  • Who can serve process within New York and outside New York?
  • Which amendment protects freedom of religion, assembly, petition, press, and speech?
  • What is the time limit for making a Motion for Summary Judgment?
  • In a unilateral contract, what is the legal effect of the offeree beginning performance?
  • Presence of a gun in a vehicle under NY law means that:
  • Under what circumstances can a plaintiff obtain a six-month continuance on the statute of limitations, and when cannot they?
  • Which statement correctly describes the relationship between filing process and serving process?
  • Under NY Statute of Frauds, which scenario requires a writing?
  • For a contract to be enforceable, what role does a 'bargained-for exchange' play?
  • When do the TPB's rights vest?
  • Serial Murder (24 months) is an aggravating factor under NY law. Which option states its nature?
  • Ex Parte Motion — (i) what is it, (ii) when is it used, (iii) what are the opponents remedies?
  • When can π get a Temporary Receivership?
  • Lost profits damages for a seller: which statement is true?
  • CL: Malice describes which of the following?
  • Which of the following is NOT eligible for personal service on a NY corporation?
  • Which act constitutes sexual misconduct without consent?
  • In the land contract mnemonic 'Signed Writing Describing Land & Consideration', which item is listed first?
  • What are the two types of self-defense defenses recognized under the MPC?
  • Which of the following is a valid basis to oppose a motion to amend a pleading?
  • Which elements establish promissory estoppel?
  • Which concept is described by restrictions on when, where, and how speech can occur?
  • Which of the following describes the second exception to the rule about timing for summary judgment?
  • When the defendant dies, the statute of limitations is tolled by how much time?
  • Which form of standing allows a taxpayer to challenge a government action on constitutional grounds?
  • In the Statute of Frauds mnemonic SLYME Goods, what does the 'E' stand for?
  • Under NY service rules, which statement about permissible service days is correct?
  • If assignment is prohibited by contract, which statement is correct?
  • DRL stands for which New York statute?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the MRS BAKER felonies?
  • In the land contract mnemonic 'Signed Writing Describing Land & Consideration', what is the second listed element?
  • Which two crimes constitute MBE Assault?
  • Which clause prevents states from grossly unreasonable discrimination?
  • Element character evidence is admissible in rare contexts such as defamation. Which option correctly identifies one such context?
  • Under incapacity rules, the incapacitated party is liable for the reasonable value of what?
  • Vehicular Assault 1, 2, and Aggravated Vehicular Assault in NY are defined by which of the following combinations?
  • What is the effect of starting to perform in a bilateral contract?
  • According to the material, in what circumstance do you not need personal jurisdiction over a matrimonial action?
  • General Rule of Delegation of Duties?
  • What is the mechanism by which an attachment creates a security interest?
  • Dealing with multiple gratuitous assignments: who prevails?
  • What are the requirements for service by mail in NY?
  • In torts, which phrase best captures the idea that liability can be imposed without proof of fault for certain activities?
  • Which acronym represents the elements required for adverse possession?
  • Under NY service rules, when is Saturday service prohibited?
  • What does the 15th Amendment prohibit with regard to voting?
  • In tort causation, which test is used to determine causation in fact when multiple defendants may have contributed to the harm?
  • In the Robbery Run mnemonic, which category refers to the use of a handgun in the commission of a crime of violence?
  • Which of the following is an aggravating factor for NY murder?
  • The Takings Clause is part of which amendment?
  • Which of the following is a category of unprotected speech under FIDO?
  • What cannot be relied on to satisfy the SJ burden?
  • Which statement about a requirements contract is correct?
  • For a defendant sued in New York for general jurisdiction based on doing business in New York, where may service of process be effected?
  • Which party may amend the complaint to assert a claim against the third-party defendant?
  • Which act constitutes sexual misconduct involving a dead person or animal?
  • In New York law, what describes Negligence?
  • Which element is described by the W in the Deeds Need Simple Words mnemonic?
  • Which description best captures the second form of false imprisonment in NY (knowledge that confinement is unlawful) ?
  • Which clause requires that a higher authority’s laws take precedence over conflicting state laws?
  • Which is not a standard element for Illinois class actions according to the NAACP mnemonic?
  • Which criterion describes Vehicular Assault 2 in NY?
  • Which clause prohibits retroactively impairing contractual rights?
  • Which statement about Murder 1 in NY is correct?
  • Which of the following is a core element of standing in federal courts?
  • Adequate assurance: what may a party do if the other party refuses to provide adequate assurance?
  • Which type of speech is traditionally regulated under intermediate scrutiny in First Amendment doctrine?
  • Tolling of a plaintiff’s death on their claim tolls the period for their duly appointed representative?
  • Which is one of the four crimes that qualify as Rape 1 in NY?
  • Which amendment imposes a two-term limit on the presidency?
  • Which crimes are not included in the scope of an attempt?
  • Warrantless Search: Which is an exception to warrantless searches under ESCAPES?
  • Under NY law, which article governs the lease of goods?
  • Which statement about the Lemon Test's 'Effect' prong is correct?
  • In a matrimonial action, long-arm jurisdiction may be obtained if the plaintiff is a resident and which condition is satisfied?
  • Dying Declarations apply to which types of cases?
  • Which act ends an easement when the servient estate is destroyed?
  • Which item is listed under Express Enumerated Powers relating to the capital and territories?
  • Under MBE release requirements, what is required?
  • Which statement about Voluntary Manslaughter is correct?
  • Which of the following is NOT included in the BARF FLEM mnemonic as listed offenses?
  • Which statute is the criminal code of New York?
  • Which term describes a legislative act that punishes without trial?
  • In a personal injury action against an architect or engineer brought more than ten years after building completion, what must be done before filing suit?
  • Which is an element of standing in constitutional law?
  • Which of the following is NOT a factor used to prove constructive possession of CDS?
  • Under common law, substantial performance suffices.
  • In the Never Heed Legal Drive approach, what does the letter H stand for?
  • Which elements are included in the Specific Performance mnemonic 'MC VID'?
  • Which four unities are required for a valid joint tenancy?
  • What distinguishes kidnapping from ordinary false imprisonment?
  • Which statement best contrasts NY False Imprisonment 1 and 2?
  • What are the three components of standing?
  • In the ICE acronym for character evidence, what does 'I' stand for?
  • What are the two things required to file a Notice of Pendency and what isn't required?
  • The right to bear arms is protected by which amendment?
  • If a contract for the sale of goods has an open price term, what does the court typically do?
  • Which scenario would generally be considered not an offer due to lack of specificity or duration?
  • Which of the following is NOT a category under the VAC acronym for homicide in NY?
  • Which statute governs contracts that are leases in New York?
  • Which of the following is not among the five types of long-arm jurisdiction described?
  • CL: Specific Intent mapping to description?
  • If a contract for the sale of goods leaves price term indefinite, the term is known as a
  • Which component of the minimum contacts analysis focuses on whether the defendant purposefully engaged with the forum state?
  • Procedural Due Process is described as requiring a fair hearing under which amendment?
  • Which is NOT a valid method to serve process on an unlicensed foreign corporation?
  • Which item is the correct element for the Independent Source exception to the taint under the Fruit of the Poisonous Tree?
  • What does general intent in criminal law require?
  • Identify the express conditions types.
  • A novation is
  • Specific performance is an equitable remedy available under which description?
  • How does π get an Attachment and what are the 3 things it must allege?
  • Which statement about arson is true?
  • If service by mail with acknowledgment is used, how many days after acknowledgment does the defendant have to answer?
  • What does COIL stand for in Fiduciary Duties?
  • What best describes an illusory promise?
  • Which of the following is a provisional remedy?
  • Former Testimony is an exception that requires the declarant to be unavailable.
  • What are the two alternatives to outright acceptance and what are their effects?
  • What is the purpose of the Parol Evidence Rule?
  • In Maryland, felony murder applies to statutorily enumerated felonies. Which of the following is included in the enumerated list?
  • Under the doctrine of adequate assurance, when may a party request adequate assurance of performance?
  • Regarding acceptance by silence, which statement is true in general?
  • Rescission in contract law is defined as
  • Which statute is listed as a Real Property statute?
  • Which of the following statements are true regarding warranty disclaimers?
  • Which remedies are included in the contract equitable remedies mnemonic '4R SL'?
  • Which term corresponds to a defense characterized by misinterpretation of facts?
  • In the ABC FITT mnemonic, which tort corresponds to the letter C?
  • Which degree of New York Criminal Mischief covers intentional damage of property valued at $1500 or more?
  • In third-party impleader, who must the Third-Party Answer be served on?
  • Which mental state is associated with Manslaughter 2 in NY?
  • Which statement about general jurisdiction bases in NY is true?
  • Which tests are used in insanity determinations?
  • Under NY law, which article governs the sale of goods?
  • Under the necessity defense, what must be shown about the harm avoided and the harm caused?
  • In the TAN framework for economic duress, which of the following is included?
  • Which item is the first in the NO AC mnemonic representing a defense to contract formation?
  • In the forgery mnemonic FINE, what does the letter F represent?
  • What is a Preliminary Injunction?
  • Under Maryland's felony murder rule, which of the following is NOT among statutorily enumerated felonies used to support a felony murder conviction?
  • Under CL and NY, which element is required for conspiracy?
  • In tolling when the defendant is absent from New York when the cause of action accrues, which statement about tolling is correct?
  • Which of the following is true about trespassory taking in relation to larceny?
  • Which statement best defines false imprisonment?
  • Good Faith Reliance: Which item supports good faith reliance under DCS?
  • Among the listed defenses to contract, which of the following is included?
  • Quasi-Suspect Class LEG: which is a quasi-suspect class?
  • Which amendment established nationwide Prohibition of alcohol?
  • Which factor indicates motive to lie due to interest and bias?
  • Under general jurisdiction based on presence in New York, where must service occur?
  • How long is a merchant's firm offer to keep an offer open irrevocable under the UCC?
  • What is a Preliminary Injunction?
  • Which additional element can elevate misdemeanor custodial interference to a felony?
  • Under the Perfect Tender Rule, which contracts does it apply to?
  • In the Contracts & Sales essay approach, which step asks 'Have the parties performed their contractual obligations (the terms just discussed)?'
  • Which is NOT one of the four prerequisites for filing a class action?
  • The Irresistible Impulse test for insanity focuses on which type of incapacity?
  • When does a civil party have a right to trial by jury?
  • For NY VTL non-resident motorist matters, which statute is linked to wrongful death?
  • What does 'inchoate' mean in criminal law?
  • Aggravated Homicide in NY is typically associated with killings in the line of duty.
  • For professional malpractice, the statute of limitations is 3 years from which event?
  • In New York law, which mental state is satisfied by being aware of or practically certain that conduct will cause a risk?
  • Which of the following is a method by which rape can be accomplished under the MBE definition?
  • Which factor relates to being in custody or escaping custody in NY murder law?
  • Which factor listed in DISMAL concerns the surviving spouse's financial status?
  • A contract modification is effective immediately when?
  • Which is NOT a base of general jurisdiction in NY?
  • The Substantive Due Process Clause is part of which amendment and demands what regarding federal law?
  • Which constitutes valid service of process on an unlicensed foreign corporation in New York?
  • Which elements are indicated as qualifying factors for Aggravated Murder in New York according to the notes?
  • What is the required notice period for serving an Article 78 petition before the return date?
  • Which of the following is an example of a Defense to Specific Intent crimes?
  • In New York law, what describes Recklessness?
  • Under New York Statute of Frauds, which contract type requires a writing?
  • Which term is the first element listed in the PIC mnemonic for first-degree murder?
  • Under installment contracts, a buyer may reject for which reason?
  • If a Notice of Pendency is filed incorrectly, what action can be taken?
  • Under the Interstate Compact Clause, when is congressional approval required for an agreement between states?
  • Which is a valid T-Sub asset according to the material?
  • Which are core considerations under the Establishment Clause?
  • Impossibility excuse arises when
  • What is the exception to the doctrine of Res Judicata?
  • On what property can an attachment be levied?
  • Under the UCC, when is a firm offer created?
  • Which set of rights is included among the privacy-related rights often analyzed under strict scrutiny?
  • Which remedy is typically used when monetary damages are inadequate?
  • Statute of limitations for breach of warranty?
  • Mortgages in New York are also associated with which other statute?
  • What is a Notice of Pendency?
  • Which defense asserts that the defendant's actions were permitted by law or official authority?
  • What is the exception to tolling when the absent defendant has a basis for personal jurisdiction?
  • The right to a speedy and public trial, an impartial jury, and counsel is protected by which amendment?
  • Who can sue the obligor for performance in a delegation context?
  • Which is an exception to the incapacity rule?
  • Which of the following is an explicit exception to the Statute of Frauds rules in NY?
  • What is the definition of Specific Intent?
  • Which action is NOT listed among the president's executive powers in the material?
  • Which privacy tort involves portraying a person in a false or misleading light?
  • Which statute governs practice in New York courts?
  • Which of the following can justify vacating an arbitration award?
  • What does attachment involve?
  • If a Notice of Pendency is filed incorrectly, what remedy is available?
  • For a seller who is a 'volume dealer', when may the seller recover lost profits?
  • Which statement about breach is true?
  • If a response to an offer includes a condition, what is the effect?
  • Deadly force to prevent a crime is permitted in which circumstance?
  • In the Lemon test mnemonic, what does the second 'E' stand for?
  • What method is used for service by mail for a NY corporation?
  • What is the general rule regarding revoking an offer before it has been accepted?
  • Which of the following is a valid defense to 3rd Degree Arson?
  • Which offense is defined as the unlawful confinement of a person without consent?
  • Which of the following is an impeachment technique involving prior inconsistent statements?
  • Under joint and several liability, which statement is true?
  • Which of the following is true about Criminally negligent homicide under VAC?
  • Which category is typically reviewed under intermediate scrutiny for speech regulation?
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