Congress routinely uses economic trade sanctions against “rogue” nations such as Cuba and North Korea as a means of economic warfare to try to bring about regime change.

In a mediation, disputants do not get to choose their mediator.

Both parties in a lawsuit are obligated to turn over material that supports their own case, without demand from the other side.

The attorney-client privilege protects communications between a priest and a member of the congregation.

An affidavit is never given under oath.

Traditionally, if a state’s citizen purchases goods from a seller out of state, he would pay the sales tax directly to the government.

The most expensive form of discovery is called an interrogatory.

The doctrine of prior restraint:

The first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution are referred to as the Bill of Rights.

A stipulation is an agreement made between opposing parties in litigation.