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A notary public is an example of a person who is:
 
  a. Authorized to administer an affidavit
  b. Authorized to perform paralegal functions
  c. Authorized to practice law
  d. Authorized to administer an affidavit and authorized to practice law

Question 2

An affidavit is:
 
  a. An attorney who specializes in child advocacy
  b. A witness
  c. A sworn statement attesting to the existence of certain facts
  d. A bill for an attorney's services



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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