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Welcome back everyone to Road Trip Trivia. I am your host, Allie Lane. If you're living in the Northern Hemisphere, it's almost the end of summer. so I hope everybody had a fantastic summer holiday. Lots went on this summer with the Olympics and such. Very exciting. I am going to ask 10 questions and then I will repeat them with the answer. Today's game is going to be 10 questions all about the law. So let's see who's been catching up on their true crime and law shows and what sort of terminology that they have absorbed. Is everybody ready to play? Here comes your trivia game of the day. Question number one, fictional Harvard law grad Frank Underwood was a president who resigned from office on what Netflix series? Fictional Harvard law grad Frank Underwood was a president who resigned from office on what Netflix series? Question number two. This was also the name of a movie. What two-word phrase essentially means that a person cannot be tried or punished for the same offense more than once? Also the name of a movie. What two-word phrase essentially means that a person cannot be tried or punished for the same offense more than once? question number three premiering in 1999 as the second series in the successful law and order franchise what does the svu stand for in law and order svu premiering in 1999 as the second series in the successful law and order franchise what does the svu stand for in law and order svu question number four if you're a recent law school grad what position helping out a judge would behoove you to apply for so you can gain real-world experience with research and writing? Question number four, if you're a recent law school grad, what position helping out a judge would behoove you to apply for so you can gain real-world experience with research and writing? Question number five, derived from the Latin for twist, what term is used in common law for a civil wrong that causes a party to loss or harm? Derived from the Latin for twist, what term is used in common law for a civil wrong that causes a party to loss or harm? Question number six, Aunt Viv's husband, Uncle Phil, runs for superior court judge against his former law school mentor in an episode of what 1990s sitcom?

Aunt Viv's husband, Uncle Phil, runs for superior court judge against his former law school mentor in an episode of what 1990s sitcom? Question number seven. What EU nation that was in the spotlight this summer passed a law in 2023 requiring parking lots of more than 80 spaces to have canopies of solar panels? What EU nation that was in the spotlight this summer passed a law in 2023 requiring parking lots of more than 80 spaces to have canopies of solar panels? Question number eight. In November 2023, the incoming New Zealand government announced that it would repeal a law created under the previous government that would have led to the eventual ban of what activity? in November 2023 the incoming New Zealand government announced that it would repeal a law created under the previous government that would have led to the eventual ban of what activity question number nine what s word refers to the law that is passed by a body of legislature its name resembles sculptures that commemorate historical figures but not exactly. What S word refers to law that is passed by a body of legislature. Its name resembles sculptures that commemorate historical figures, but not exactly. And question number 10. Lyon, France is home to what border-spanning law enforcement agency? Lyon, France is home to what border-spanning law enforcement agency? Those are your 10 questions. I will repeat them again this time with the answer. Question number one. Fictional Harvard law grad Frank Underwood was a president who resigned from office on what Netflix series? The answer is House of Cards. Also the name of a movie. What two-word phrase essentially means that a person cannot be tried or punished for the same offense more than once? Double jeopardy. question number three premiering in 1999 is the second series in the successful law and order franchise which is the svu stand for in law and order svu special victims unit question number four if you're a recent law school grad what position helping out a judge would behoove you to apply for so you can gain real world experience with research and writing clerk question number 5. Derived from the Latin for twist, what term is used in common law for a civil wrong that causes a party to loss or harm? Tort. Question number 6. Aunt Viv's husband, Uncle Phil, runs for superior court judge against his former law school mentor in an episode of what 1990s sitcom, The Fresh Prince

of Bel-Air? Question number 7. What EU nation that was in the spotlight this summer passed a law in 2023 requiring parking lots of more than 80 spaces to have canopies of solar panels. France. Question number eight. In November 2023, the incoming New Zealand government announced that it would repeal a law created under the previous government that would have led to the eventual ban of what activity? Smoking. Question number nine. What S word refers to law that is passed by a body of legislature its name resembles sculptures that commemorate historical figures but not exactly statutory and question number 10 lion france is home to what border spanning law enforcement agency interpol those were your 10 questions all about the law i'll be back next week with 10 more questions all about the law. Thanks so much for playing, everybody. I'm Allie Lane. If you're driving, stay safe on those roads. Have a great day.

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