The rules governing trial procedures in Germany:
a. are nearly identical to those used in the U.S.
b. are no different from those of other all civil law countries c. rely more heavily on juries than do courts in the U.S.
d. permit judges to question witnesses in court e. prohibit the use of discovery
Question 2
It can be difficult to collect a judgment if:
a. a party does not have valuable property to seize
b. the losing party flees the jurisdiction taking his property with him c. the losing party hides his property out of the country
d. all of the other specific choices can make it difficult to collect a judgment e. none of the other specific choices are correct
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