1. What does Sheriff Walls testify during the change of venue hearing?
(a) Most Ford County citizens know most of the rape and murder facts, and have not made their minds up.
(b) The majority of Ford County citizens know all the rape and murder facts, and have their minds made up.
(c) Virtually all Ford County citizens don't know all the rape and murder facts, but have their minds made up.
(d) There are not 12 Ford County citizens that don't have all the rape and murder facts, and their minds are made up.

2. While the trio is at lunch on the day of opening statements, and Jake is in the restroom, Ellen describes Jake as the best she has seen, but qualifies that view how?
(a) "Considering his law school."
(b) "Considering how nervous he is."
(c) "Given his experience."
(d) "For his age."

3. Ellen has done a masterful job of the M'Naghten brief, summarizing what into seventy-five pages directly applicable to the Hailey trial?
(a) A century and a half of legal history.
(b) A half century of legal history.
(c) A century of legal history.
(d) A quarter century of legal history.

4. Norman Reinfeld, the thirty-year-old Jewish supervisor of the NAACP defense team, graduated from which law school?
(a) Yale.
(b) Princeton.
(c) Columbia.
(d) Harvard.

5. What question does Jake ask of Ozzie during cross-examination that Buckley wildly objects to and Jake withdraws, but Ozzie has already nodded affirmatively to?
(a) Did either verbally confess prior to death?
(b) Whether Pete Willard signed a confession prior to his death?
(c) Whether either Cobb or Willard signed a confession prior to death?
(d) Did Pete Willard agree to sign a confession for leniency prior to death?