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Any Conceded Error Reverses

This trap appears as a wrong-answer choice in 1 active question. Spotting how it is built is the repair: read each example's “why it's attractive” before the “why it's wrong.”

Subject distribution

  • Civil Procedure1

Example wrong choices

  • 14071_threshing-sledge-patent · CIVIL_PROCEDURE · Choice AThe judgment cannot stand because it was an error for the court to have appointed alternate jurors.

    Why it's attractive

    Stem concedes the error but also says alternates never seated/deliberated → no prejudice → not responsive to 'reversal'.

    Why it's wrong

    Stem concedes the error but also says alternates never seated/deliberated → no prejudice → not responsive to 'reversal'.

  • 14071_threshing-sledge-patent · CIVIL_PROCEDURE · Choice BThe judgment cannot stand because the Seventh Amendment does not apply to patent infringement suits seeking money damages.

    Why it's attractive

    Says the jury right does NOT reach a money-damages action; that is the opposite of the rule.

    Why it's wrong

    Says the jury right does NOT reach a money-damages action; that is the opposite of the rule.

  • 14071_threshing-sledge-patent · CIVIL_PROCEDURE · Choice DThe judgment cannot stand because the two Brazilian jurors had an inadequate command of English.

    Why it's attractive

    Stem says English was adequate and no for-cause strike was sought; non-native English is not itself a reversal ground.

    Why it's wrong

    Stem says English was adequate and no for-cause strike was sought; non-native English is not itself a reversal ground.

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