63 Self-defense is a __________for criminal manslaughter offense.
(A)justification 
(B)consideration 
(C) inclusion 
(D)causation

59 When parties enter into a contract, they often wish to calculate the damages which would arise for one or both of the parties in the event that there is a breach of contract by the other party. Provisions in a contract stipulating the amount required to compensate an injured party in the event of a breach are referred to as clauses. (A)restitution damages (B)liquidated damages (C)general damages (D) expectation  damages

60__________ is a type of contract where party A enters into a valid contract with party B which stipulates that party B shall render performance for the benefit of party C. (A)A delegation contract(B) A trust agreement  (C)An assignment of contract (D)A third  -party beneficiary contract

61 John is the CEO and chairman of ABC Corp. He entered into an agreement to merge his company with XYZ Corp. In return, shareholders of ABC will receive XYZ shares as payment, which have a slightly higher market value. One of the following procedures is the least likely to apply in this scenario. Please identify it. (A)Both boards need to call a meeting properly and approve this transaction. (B)Shareholders in both companies need to convene, with a quorum, to examine the details of the merger agreement and approve it. (C)For those shareholders who do not agree to the ratio of the shares exchange, they may turn to the court and ask it to repudiate the transaction. (D)As the CEO and chairman, John is not required to excuse himself from voting at the shareholder meeting automatically, unless he has a conflict of interest that could result in a possible breach of fiduciary responsibility.

62 Money__________ fixed by improper methods is unconstitutional. (A)bail (B)order (C)citation (D)note .

64 The U.S. Supreme Court is to decide whether there is a constitutional limit to the practice of ___________. That is drawing legislative and congressional district lines to benefit the party in power. (A)one person, one vote (B) partisan gerrymandering(C)universal suffrage (D)voter intimidation

65 Our opinions applying the doctrine known as " " hold that the Due Process Clause prohibits States from infringing fundamental liberty interests, unless the infringement is narrowly tailored to serve a compelling state interest. (A)procedural due process (B) substantial process(C)due diligence (D)substantive due process

66 When a judicial decision cannot have any practical legal effect because the issues that generated it either have been resolved or disappeared, it is said that the case has become . (A)removable (B) moot (C)undecided(D)reserved

67 When a judge has a financial interest in the case assigned to him (or her), is related to a party, or there is a strong possibility that the judge’s decision will be biased, any party may request such a judge to himself (or herself) from the case. (A)excuse (B)recuse (C)accuse  (D)deduce

68 To make sure that a plaintiff with a valid cause of action will timely exercise his (or her) right, the law imposes time limits on a cause of action. If a plaintiff fails to file a complaint within the time limits, the defendant may plead such failure as a defense. Such time limits are called . (A)Temporal conditions (B)Statute of limitations (C)Statute of countdowns (D)Durational conditions

69 The ways to remove a director are multiple in Taiwan’s Company Act. Which of the following statements is incorrect? (A)An individual shareholder with 3% shareholding can file a suit and ask the court to remove, with cause, a director of her company. (B)A two-thirds majority of shareholders can resolve to remove a director of their company. (C)A majority of shareholders can resolve to elect a new board, which in reality removes all sitting directors. (D)A majority of supervisors can convene a meeting and remove a director if all supervisors agree to it.