Relevancy and Excluding Relevant Evidence, MBE prep certification 2026

Progress: 24% (23/94)

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1. The trial court shouldNot learned 2. This evidence isNot learned 3. The prosecution witness's testimony should beNot learned 4. The best ground for objecting to this question would be thatNot learned 5. Which of the following would NOT be a sufficient basis for admitting the letter into evidence?Not learned 6. The court should admit evidence ofNot learned 7. Which of the following items of evidence is LEAST likely to be admitted without a supporting witness?Not learned 8. Under the rule allowing exclusion of relevant evidence because its probative value is substantially outweighed by other considerations, which of the following is NOT to be considered?Not learned 9. The evidence of the plaintiff's prior theft isNot learned 10. The objection should beNot learned 11. A threatening telephone call that purports to be from a defendant to a witness is most likely to be admitted against the defendant ifNot learned 12. Which of the following is NOT admissible on the issue of whether the part was manufactured by the factory?Not learned 13. The additional drug store owners' testimony isNot learned 14. The witness's testimony isNot learned 15. The banker's testimony isNot learned 16. The evidence isNot learned 17. Testimony concerning the wife's intoxication isNot learned 18. Is the expert's testimony admissible?Not learned 19. The photograph isNot learned 20. The victim's testimony isNot learned 21. Testimony by the investigator isNot learned 22. This evidence should beNot learned 23. The court shouldNot learned 24. Should the court allow defense counsel to ask the plaintiff about the two prior accidents?Not learned 25. Which of the following standards of admissibility should the court apply to evidence proffered as relevant to prove whether a contract was formed?Not learned 26. Is the testimony concerning the plaintiff’s reputation in the community admissible?Not learned 27. Is the witness’s testimony admissible?Not learned 28. Should the court admit this evidence?Not learned 29. How should the court proceed?Not learned 30. Should the judge grant a motion to strike the medical examiner’s testimony?Not learned 31. Should the testimony be admitted?Not learned 32. Is the plaintiff’s proposed testimony admissible?Not learned 33. Should the court permit the proposed comparison of the handwriting specimens by the jury?Not learned 34. Should the court admit the witness's opinion?Not learned 35. Which of the following items of offered evidence is the court most likely to admit?Not learned 36. Is the witness’s testimony admissible?Not learned 37. Is the evidence of the defendant’s involvement in the earlier scheme admissible?Not learned 38. Should the court admit the expert’s testimony?Not learned 39. How much, if any, of the witness’s testimony is admissible?Not learned 40. Should the expert’s opinion be admitted?Not learned 41. How should the court rule on the admissibility of the billing clerk’s testimony?Not learned 42. Is this testimony regarding the man’s conduct during the three prior arrests admissible?Not learned 43. Is the chemist’s testimony admissible?Not learned 44. Which of the following opinions by the plaintiff’s expert is the court most likely to admit?Not learned 45. Should the court admit this evidence?Not learned 46. Should the court allow the plaintiff’s expert to testify at trial?Not learned 47. Is the photograph admissible?Not learned 48. Should the stockholder be permitted to testify to his opinion?Not learned 49. After hearing the officer’s testimony, what standard should the court use in determining whether the items have been properly authenticated?Not learned 50. Should the court allow the supervisor’s testimony?Not learned 51. Is the roommate’s testimony admissible?Not learned 52. What is the proper ruling for the court to make?Not learned