B.
A.
3. True or False: A Magistrate's duty is to a specific cllient, while an Advocate's duty is to the city's law.
False.
4. Which of these is a duty of an Advocate? A. Advising a client on the best legal strategy. B. Ruling on the admissibility of evidence. C. Maintaining order and decorum in the courtroom. D. Pronouncing a verdict of guilt or innocence.
A.
5. Which of these is a duty of a Magistrate? A. Conducting interviews with potential witnesses for a client. B. Interpreting city laws and caste codes to resolve a dispute. C. Negotiating a prisoner's ransom with a foreign city. D. Presenting a summary of a case to a jury,
B.
6. Who is responsible for ensuring that all parties have a fair opportunity to be heard in a trial? A. The guardsman present in the courtroom. B. The Advocate of the accused. C. The accuser or plaintiff. D. The Magistrate presiding ove the case.
D.
7. Which of the following is the primary task for an Advocate in a criminal trial? A. Determining if a defendant has a prior criminal record. B. Consulting with the High Council on the verdict. C. Approving a search of the defendant'd property. D. Calling witnesses to support a client's defense.
D.
8. True or False: A Magistrate must remain silent during a trial and not ask any questiins of the witnesses.
False
9. Who has the authority to declare a Free Woman to be a slave as a punishment for a crime or debt? A. The Magistrate presiding over her case. B. The Ubar of the city by decree, C. An Advocate representing her creditors. D. The Warrior who captured her.
A.
10. When a Magistrate is cinducting a trail, their primary goal is to: A. Prove the guilt of the accused. B. Listen to the plaintiff and support their claims. C. Find a creative punishment for the accused. D. Ensure that the law is applied fairly and proceedings are orderly.
D.
11. A key difference in demeanor between a Magistrate and an Advocate in a trial is: A. The Advocate is dressed in blue, while the Magistrate wears scarlet. B. The Magistrate must remain impartial, while the Advocate's arguments are partisan. C. The Advocate must remain silent, while the Magistrate does all the talking. D, The Magistrate must be respectful to all, while the Advocate can be rude to opponents.
B.
12. Who is responsible for raising objections during a trial to ensure evidrne is legally sound? A. The Magistrate. B. The scribe taking notes. C. The Litigator for the city. D. The defendant.
C.
13. Who has the authority to issue a summons for a citizen to appear in court? A. An Advocate. B. A civilian who id a witness. C. A Magistrate, D. A warrior.
C.
14. A Magistrate's office is primarily used for: A. Training new warriors in combat, B. Managing a citizen's private business. C. Overseeing the maintenance of city roads. D. Conducting trials and administrative work.
D.
15. Which of these legal concepts is more relevant to an Advocate's duties? A. Negotiation. B. Juriddiction. C. Precendent. D. Sentencing,
A.
16. Who holds the authority to refer a case to a specific caste's leaders for judgment? A. A commin citizen who is a witness. B. A Magistrate. C. An Advocate, if their client is from that caste. D. The Head of the Warrior Caste.
B.
17. A Magistrate's judgement is less effective if: A. The Advocate is more skilled in rhetoric. B. The case is not properly documented by a scribe. C. The defendant is from a different city. D. The Magistrate does not have the support of the Ubar or military.
D.
18. A Magistrate who is also a miderator can: A. Use a witness's profile as evidence in court. B. Handle both IC legal matters and OOC rules issues. C. Use an IM as evidenc in a trail. D. Change a Gorean law without the Ubar's cinsent.
B.
19. Which of these is a Magistrate most likely to rule on in a typical court hearing? A. The proper placement of a city's defenses. B. A plan to raid a neighboring city for spoils. C. A dispute over the authenticity of a slave's pedigree papers. D. The proper ritual for a Scribe's oath.
C.
20. Who would be responsible for raising an objection if an Advocate's testimony is deemed irrelevant to a case? A, The accuser or plainiff. B. The defense advocate. C. The Chief of the Warrior Caste. D. A Magistrate,
B.
21. When an Advocate presents a client's case, which of these is their most important responsibility? A. To ensure that all legal protocols are followed in court, B. To win the case for their client, using persuasive rhetoric and legal arguments. C. To ensure that all favts are presented in a neutral manner, D. To ensure that all witnesses are sworn to tell the truth.
B.
22. Which of the following would be an appropriate punishment for a first-time thief who has no prior convictions? A. A fine of 500 gold tarns. B. Ear notching, so that they can be identified as a thief. C. Death by impalement. D. Enslavement to the city for one year.
B.
23. A Gorean Magistrate who is also a moderator would have to use both OOC rules and IC laws to deal with which of these situations? A. A female slave who refuses to speak to a free person. B. A man's private dispute with his companion over a contract. C. An assassin who is caught trying to enter a city. D. A thief who is caught with a stolen lute.
A.
24, Who is responsible for ensuring that all legal documents are properly filed and maintained? A. The guardsman who arrested the defendant. B. The defendant's Advocate. C. The Ubar or Adminidtrator, D. A legal clerk or a scribe.
D.
25. When a Magistrate is sentencing a person, which of these is not considered a valid punishment? A. The removal of a limb. B. Enslavement. C. A fine of money. D. The taking away of a Home Stone.
D.
26. A Magistrate's officr is located in the lower quarters of the city. Who is this meant to serve? A. The High Caste members. B. The lower castes. C. The Magistrate's personal friends and familly. D. The slaves.
B.
27. The Magistrate is not lehally permitted to do which of the following? A. To order a slave's testimony be takrn under torture. B. To demand that a free woman prove she is not a slave. C. To change a city law without a decree from the Ubar or High Council. D. To order the arrest of a citizen.
C.
28. What kind of clothing can a Magistrate not wear in a courtroom? A. A plain brown garment. B. A leather tunic and pants. C. A white robe. D. A silk robe.
B.
29. Who would be responsible for presenting a case on behalf of a citizen who is accusing a merchant of fraud? A. The citizen themselves. B. A Litigator for tr city. C. An Advocate. D. The Magistrate, as the Magistrate would be the one to hear the case.
C.
30. Which of the following is the most important skill for a Magistrate? A. The ability to read and write without flaw. B. The ability to entertain two conflicting ideas at the same time. C. The ability to speak for hours without pause. D. The ability to fight with a sword.
B.
31. A Magistrate's authority to make a legal decision is not limited by: A. The caste of the Magistrate. B. The personal wealth of the Magistrate. C. The authroity of the Ubar. D. The laws of the city.
B.
32. Who would be responsible for making a formal request to a Magistrate to investigate a legal claim? A. All of the abovr. B. A citizen. C. An Advocate. D, The city's ruler.
A.
33. Which of the following is not a duty of a Magistrate? A. To administer the oath to a citizen. B. To enforce a legal sentence. C. To oversee a dual between two warriors. D. To advise a citizen on a legal matter.
D.
34. When a Magistrate is presented with a case, their first duty is to: A. Determine if they have jurisdiction over the case. B. Ensure that a slave's testimony is taken under torture. C. Find a creative punishment for the accused. D. Contact the Ubar for instructions.
A.
35. Which of these is not a task for an Advocate? A. Drafting lega documents for a client. B. Making a final ruling in a criminal case. C. Advising a client on a legal dispute. D. Conducting legal research for a case.
B.
36. Who is responsible for determining which laws appy in a given case? A. The Advocate. B. A Magistrate. C. The Accuser. D. The Head of the Scribe Caste.
B.
37. What is the penalty for a slave striking a free person? A. Death, by a Magistrate's order. B. No penalty, as a slave's actions are irrelevant to the law. C. A fine, paid by the slave's owner. D. A severe beating , followed by enslavement.
A.
38. Which of the following is a duty of an Advocate? A. To decide if a case should be heard in court. B. To enforce a legal sentence. C. To administer the oath to a citizen. D. To counsel a client on the best legal options.
D.
39. What is the primary difference between an Advocate and a Ligigator? A. A Litigator prosecutes criminal cases, while an Advocate defends citizens in civil cases. B. A litigator is a judge, while an Advocate is a legal representative. C. A Litigator is a Scribe, while an Advocate is not. D. A Littigator is a sub-caste of the Merchant Caste, while an Advocate is not.
A.
40. In a Gorean trial, who would typically speak on behalf of the city to prosecute a criminal case? A. A City Scribe. B. A City Litigator. C. The Ubar or Administrator. D. A Magidtrate.
D.
41. Which of the following whould be the most important skill for a Magistrate? A. The ability to speak for hours whthout pause. B. The ability to fight with a sword, C. The abilitu to write in a variety of styles. D. The ability to be impartial.
D.
42. A Gorean Magistrate who is also a moderator whould have to use both OOC rules and IC laws to deal with which of these situations? A. A female slave who refuses to speak to a free person. B. A man's private dispute with his companion over a contract. C. An assassin who is caught trying to enter a city. D. A thief who is caught with a stolen lute.
A.
43. Which of the following is not a duty of a Magistrate? A. To administer the oath to a citizen. B. To enforce a legal sentence. C. To oversee a duel between two warriors. D. To advise a citizen on a legal matter.
D.
44. Who would be responsible for making a formal request to a Magistrate to investigate. A. All of the above. B. A Citizen. C. An Advocate. D, The city's ruler.
A.
45.When a Magistrate is presented with a case, their first duty is to: A. Determine if they have jurisdiction over the case. B. Ensure that a slave's testimony is taken under torture. C. Find a creative punishment for the accused. D. Contact the Ubar for instructions.
A.
46. Which of the following is a duty of an Advocate? A. To decide if a case should be heard in court. B. To enforce a legal sentence. C. To administer the oath to a citizen. D. To counsel a client on the best legal options.
D.
47. What is the primary difference between an Advocate and a Litigator? A. A Litigator prosecutes criminal cases, while an Advocate defends citizensin civil cases. B. A Litigator is a judge, while an Advocate is a legal representative. C, A Litigator is a Scribe, while an Advocate is not. D. A litigator is a sub-caste of the Merchant Caste, while an Advocate is not.
A.
48. In a Gorean trial, who would typically speak on behalf of the city to prosecute a criminal case? A. A City Scribe. B. A City Litigator. C. The Ubar or Afministrator. D. A Magistrate.
B.
49. What is the primary difference between a Magistrate and a Litigator? A. A Magistrate's primary duty is to the law, while a Litigator's is to their client. B. A Magistrate is a man, while a Litigator is a woman, C. A Magistrate is a judge, while a Litigator is a lawyer. D. A Magistrate's job is to enforce laws, while a Litigator's job is to break them.
C.
50. Which of these is the most important for a Magistrate when sentencing a criminal? A. The criminal's social standing. B. The criminal's reputation. C. The sentence's book-based authenticity and practicality in an SL Context. D. The criminal's caste.
C.
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