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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where are the first negotiations between Schlictmann's team and Grace held in Boston?
(a) Four Seasons Hotel.
(b) The judge's chambers.
(c) Schlictmann's offices.
(d) Lafayette Hotel.

2. Who make the opening statement for Grace Chemical?
(a) Facher.
(b) Frederico.
(c) Jacobs.
(d) Keating.

3. What is "res judicata?"
(a) A legal principle.
(b) A judicial decision.
(c) A basis for an appeal.
(d) A basis for a dismissal.

4. How long does it take Judge Skinner to make his ruling on the hearing regarding the Yankee Report?
(a) 7 weeks.
(b) 9 weeks.
(c) 1 week.
(d) 4 weeks.

5. During the misconduct hearings, what information about the tannery does Riley admit he has at home?
(a) Chemical formula records.
(b) Time cards.
(c) Accounting records.
(d) Personnel records.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Linda Kaplan?

2. Who calls the EPA to tell them about the new information regarding the Woburn site?

3. On August 11, where does Schlictmann meet with Keating?

4. What is referred to as the "waterworks?"

5. What is referred to as "Sample Z?"

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the verdict in Phase 1 of the trial?

2. During Phase 1 of the trial what does Schlictmann have to prove to the jury?

3. What is Schlictmann's reaction to the settlement with Grace?

4. Briefly describe what the Yankee Report.

5. What is Judge Skinner's response to the Court of Appeals ruling?

6. What types of questions does Judge Skinner give the jury during jury instructions?

7. Does Schlictmann do what he wants to do in his summation to the jury at the end of Phase 1?

8. What is Schlitmann's immediate reaction to the verdict in Phase 1?

9. Who is Albert Eustis and what is his role in the negotiations with Grace Chemical after the trial?

10. What is Schlictmann's opinion about the Court of Appeals initial ruling?

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