If Both Parties Agree, a Case Can Be Tried by a Magistrate

question 117

Multiple Choice

If both parties agree, a case can be tried by a magistrate instead of a district judge. This generally happens when:

• A) the parties involved have religious conflicts with the days the district court can hear their case
• B) there is bad feeling between the district judge(s) and one or more of the attorneys
• C) one of the parties involved is a minor
• D) both of the parties involved are minors
• E) none of the other choices are correct

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Definitions:

Difficulty of Discovering

Refers to the challenges inherent in uncovering or identifying certain facts or truths, often used in legal contexts regarding the complexity of uncovering evidence.

Acceptance of Goods

The act by which a buyer indicates their agreement that the goods received from the seller conform to the contract specifications.

Reasonable Opportunity

A legal concept giving individuals or parties sufficient time and access to information necessary to make informed decisions or respond to legal processes.

Repudiated the Contract

The act of refusing to perform the duties or obligations set forth in a contract.