A Defendant May Bring in New Third Parties as Third-Party

question 108

Multiple Choice

A defendant may bring in new third parties as third-party defendants if he or she alleges that without the presence of these parties __________.

• A) the trial cannot qualify for a judgment notwithstanding the verdict
• B) the trial cannot be held in the presence of a jury
• C) there cannot be a petition for a writ of certiorari
• D) he or she cannot use interrogatories as a discovery method
• E) there cannot be a complete determination of a controversy

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Definitions:

Objective Observations

Observations based on facts and evidence, unaffected by personal feelings or biases.

TAT

Thematic Apperception Test, a projective psychological test in which subjects reveal their underlying motives, feelings, and attitudes by interpreting ambiguous images.

Reliable And Valid

Refers to the extent to which an assessment consistently measures what it is supposed to measure (reliability) and accurately measures what it's intended to measure (validity).

Conscious Awareness

The state of being aware of one's thoughts, feelings, and surroundings.