Junk Science Can Be Excluded from Evidence at Trial

question 103

True/False

Junk science can be excluded from evidence at trial.

Understand the impact and application of state law on agency relationships.

Differentiate between express, implied, apparent authority, and agency by ratification.

Recognize the fiduciary duties involved in agency relationships.

Understand termination conditions and consequences of agency relationships.

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Definitions:

Legally Enforceable

A term describing a contract or obligation that is recognized by law, meaning it can be upheld in court.

Oral Agreement

An unwritten contract where the terms have been agreed upon verbally rather than in writing, yet can still be legally binding under certain conditions.

Enforceable

Capable of being imposed or carried out by legal process or authority, often referring to contracts or agreements.

Executor

An individual appointed in a will to administer the estate of the deceased, ensuring that their wishes are carried out.