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CharlieWard

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Fee shifting is the practice of
 
  A) dividing attorneys' fees among all participants in a class-action suit.
  B) reducing fees if the votes of appellate court judges are divided.
  C) getting the government to subsidize the fees of all parties.
  D) having attorneys adjust their fees according to the damages awarded.
  E) allowing a winning plaintiff to collect court costs from the defendant.

Question 2

One unintended consequence of the Supreme Court's heavy caseload is an increase in the influence wielded by
 
  A) the chief justice.
  B) associate justices.
  C) the attorney general.
  D) the deputy attorney general.
  E) law clerks.



emilymalinowski12

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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

E



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