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Describe the judiciary's role in the promulgation and interpretation
of the Arizona and Federal rules of civil and criminal procedure. (I)
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Identify the due process requirements pertaining to the commencement
of proceeding and the filing of a summons and complaint. (II)
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Draft a civil complaint. (III)
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Draft a civil cover sheet. (III)
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Describe appropriate motions that may be filed in response to a
complaint. (IV)
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Draft an answer to a complaint. (V)
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Identify the conditions under which amendments may be made to
pleadings. (VI)
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Describe selected types of multi-party and multi-claim litigation.
(VII)
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Compare the rules of civil procedure dealing with pretrial issues to
analogous rules of criminal procedures for both the Arizona and
Federal system. (III, IV, V, VI)
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Describe procedures that preclude going to trial. (VIII)
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Prepare a Notice of Entry of Default. (VIII) 12. Describe procedures
for filing a motion for summary judgment. (IX)
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