(2) The judge receives a bribe of $ 5,000 from the plaintiff's lawyer. He then receives a bribe of $ 10,000 from the defendant's lawyer. The judge should:
a. Notify the state bar association
b. Notify the police
c. Notify the FBI
d. (The correct answer) Return $ 5,000 to the defendant and try the case on the merits.
Also from the same article:
"Economics is a closed system; internally it is perfectly logical, operating according to a consistent set of principles. Unfortunately, the same could be said of psychosis." J. JONES & W. WILSON, AN INCOMPLETE EDUCATION 124 (1987).
For more fun, see How Not to Succeed in Law School, 100 Yale L J 1679.
Good times, good times.
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Nice! You can also get more practice papers and questions if you take up any of the online TestMax LSAT Prep Courses. I was able to get into a very nice law school because of this course only. I studied from wherever I was and practice a lot of papers online.
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