Locating and Summarizing Rules

Part 1

Locate the following rules in LexisAdvance. You should copy and paste your search history under the citation for each rule found to show how you located the rule.

The rule preventing settlement communications from being used as evidence in federal court in LexisAdvance.
USCS Fed Rules Evid R 408

Content-Type:
Statutes and Legislations
Terms:
Promotes non-judicial settlement of disputes by creating the inadmissibility of evidence of settlement or attempted settlement of a disputed claim when it is presented as an admission of liability or the extent of liability.
ICSFeaturedId
1517130
Narrowed by:
USCS Federal Rules Annotated
Originated in:
SEO Search
Type:
Document view
Client:
None
Date & time:
29^th August,2020 07:36:50 a.m. EST

The rule setting for the number of days to respond to a Complaint in Indiana courts through LexisAdvance.
number of days to respond to a Complaint in Indiana courts

Content-Type:
Court rulings
Terms:
Individuals are required to file a responsive pleading within twenty-three days of receipt of the pleading when services of the complaint or summon are by mail.
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1:05-cv-1485-JDT-TAB
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United States District Court Southern District of Indiana Indianapolis Division
Originated in:
SEO Search
Type:
Legal Search
Client:
None
Date & time:
29th August,2020 08:15:55 a.m. EST

The federal regulation makes it a crime to harass a golfer in a federal park in Washington D.C. in LexisAdvance.
36 CFR 7.96

Content-Type:
Administrative Codes and Regulations
Terms:
Governing activities within President’s Park, National Mall, and Memorial Parks, National Capital Parks and portions of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park
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None
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Special Regulations, Areas of the National Park System, National Capital Region, Special Events and Demonstrations.
Originated in:
SEO Search
Type:
Document review
Client:
None
Date & time:
29th August,2020 08:35:50 a.m. EST

The federal rule addressing voluntary criminal pleas in LexisAdvance.
USCS Fed Rules Civ Proc R 11, Part 1 of 2

Content-Type:
Statutes and Legislation
Terms:
An attorney or litigant has a duty to make a reasonable examination of the motives and merits behind a claim before signing a paper and filing it with the court.
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None
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Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
Originated in:
SEO Search
Type:
Document review
Client:
None
Date & time:
29th August,2020 09:00:55 a.m. EST

Part 2

Locate the following rules in either LexisAdvance or FastCase (your choice). You should provide a 3-4 sentence summary of each rule.

R. Civ. P. 8(b)

This rule requires a complaint to contain a short and plain sentence of claim indicating that the person pleading is entitled to relief to ensure that the defendant gets fair notice of the claim and its foundation. The rule requires factual allegations that are enough to demonstrate that a claim is reasonable on its face. It, therefore, provides for affirmative defenses because parties are required to affirmatively state any agreeing defense or avoidance.

32 CFR234.7(c)

This rule prohibits people from committing disorderly conduct when with intent to cause public nuisance, alarm, violence, or jeopardy or recklessly or knowingly creates a risk. The rule considers the risk to be as a result of engaging in threatening or fighting or any violent behavior, using an utterance, language, or gestures, or engaging in an act or display that is physically threatening, obscene or menacing or done in a way that is likely to cause injury or immediately breaching the peace. The rule also considers noise as a risk if it is unreasonable considering the purpose and nature of the conduct of the actor that would govern the behavior of a reasonably prudent individual under the circumstances. The risk also ought to maintain or create a hazardous or physically offensive condition and threaten or impede a person’s security or property or interfere with the normal performance of official duties by the Department of Defense employees.

9 CFR 381.171 (d) (for this regulation, you should also explain which statute the regulation complements)

This rule describes misleading advertisements to customers by including the content that should be included in a label to make an advertisement legal. It states that a label should describe the name of the actual product before its reference. The rule does not consider pork or its by-products, and it completely focuses on poultry.

14 CFR 105.7(a) (for this regulation, you should also explain which statute the regulation complements)

This rule regulates how parachutes should be operated. It states that a pilot has a responsibility to ensure that every parachute is operated by people who are sober and have not used any drug substance. The rule complements the Federal Aviation Regulations statute.

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Question

Locating and Summarizing Rules

Demonstrate finding rules.

• Locate the following rules in LexisAdvance. You should copy and paste your search history under the citation for each rule found to show how you located the rule.
• Find the rule preventing settlement communications from being used as evidence in federal court in LexisAdvance.
• Find the rule setting for the number of days to respond to a Complaint in Indiana courts through LexisAdvance.
• Find the federal regulation making it a crime to harass a golfer in a federal park in Washington D.C. in LexisAdvance.
• Find the federal rule addressing voluntary criminal pleas in LexisAdvance.
• Locate the following rules in either LexisAdvance or FastCase (your choice). You should provide a 3-4 sentence summary of each rule.
• Fed. R. Civ. P. 8(b)
• 32 CFR234.7(c)
• 9 CFR 381.171 (d) (for this regulation, you should also explain which statute the regulation complements)
• 14 CFR 105.7(a) (for this regulation, you should also explain which statute the regulation complements)

Please advise if you have access to LexisAdvance.

Locating and Summarizing Rules