Being Skeptical About a Claim Means

question 221

Multiple Choice

Being skeptical about a claim means

• A) asking if there is sound evidence to support it.
• B) realizing that most complex issues do not have easy answers.
• C) not believing the claim, no matter what.
• D) believing the claim unless evidence to the contrary is presented.

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Definitions:

E-filing

The process of submitting documents to a court or government agency electronically.

Complaint

A formal legal document submitted to a court by the plaintiff that outlines the basis for a lawsuit against the defendant.

Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

A set of rules that govern legal proceedings in U.S federal courts, designed to ensure fairness and efficiency in the civil litigation process.

Complaint

A formal legal document that initiates a lawsuit by setting forth the claims that the plaintiff asserts against the defendant.