WESTLAW INTERNATIONAL - CERTIFICATION TEST

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* 1. Find the article “Why the goose that lays the golden egg is a red herring”. What is the name of the Journal it was published in?

European Intellectual Property Review

Intellectual Property Quarterly

Property Week

Intellectual Property Lawyer

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* 2. Within the World Journals database, what is the abbreviated for the index field?

IND

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* 3. Find the Australian case that includes the phrase "Plaintiff is a moron". Which of these statements was NOT an imputation pleaded by the appellant about the 'John Laws' programme?

The Plaintiff conducted himself in such manner about being disabled and needing a disability pension that he should be deported.

The Plaintiff does not want strict terror laws because he is a suspected terrorist.

The Plaintiff is only seeking to increase his popularity by using the media.

The Plaintiff is the sort of person who will try to live off Australian taxpayers even though he is fit to work.

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* 4. Find the German Law Journal. When does our coverage start?

1997

2014

2004

2007

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* 5. There was a case that was heard in the Alberta Provincial Court about animals in February 2018. Name one of the breeds of dogs involved in the case.

Bichon Frisee

Golden Retriever

Chihuahua

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* 6. Find the case 129 sct 1896. What is the judicial state of this case?

Yellow Flag

Blue Flag

Red flag

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* 7. Find the case of KAZMAIER v CIA. How much money was he claiming in damages?

$7,308,089,250,000.00

$6,319,190,250,000.00

$5,297,978,250,000.00

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* 8. In the United States Code Annotated (USCA), what is the subject of Title 32?

Navigation and Navigable Waters

National Guard

Crime Control and Law Enforcement

Intoxicating Liquors

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* 9. Find the Food & Drug Law Journal. How far back does our coverage go?

1986

1989

1997

1999

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* 10. Using Black's Law Dictionary, what is the US definition of 'Ghosting'?

The act of theft from graves.

A cult ritual believed to facilitate communication with ghosts.

The assumption of the identity of a deceased person to conceal one's true identity.

The impersonation of a ghost in order to scare or distress victims.