MPRE THEMIS EXAM QUESTIONS AND

MPRE (THEMIS) EXAM QUESTIONS AND

ANSWERS 100% SOLVED (Newest 2025) What are the 2 forms of discipline of an attorney? - Correct Answers ✅1.Censure (somebody yells at you. May occur privately by the disciplinary authority or publicly by Supreme court)

• Disbarment - The loss of license to practice law. (includes long-term

suspension) What kinds of non-disciplinary sanctions may a lawyer face? - Correct Answers ✅1. Disqualification - thrown out of representation of a particular client

• Civil liability - Usually, malpractice
• Criminal liability

Define Tribunal - Correct Answers ✅Any place that can issue a binding legal judgement. (not just courts) What is considered a "law firm"? - Correct Answers ✅Includes corporate law offices, insurance company law offices, district attorneys office, public defender office.No factor is dis-positive, but office sharing, sharing fees may be considered.Only authorized entities may practice law.Do "writings" have to be hard copy?What is required for "informed consent"? - Correct Answers ✅Writing can be electronic. 1 / 2

MPRE (THEMIS) EXAM QUESTIONS AND

ANSWERS 100% SOLVED (Newest 2025) Informed consent requires adequate disclosure and consent. Confirmed in writing. Consent may sometimes be oral.Who regulates attorney's?

Chapter 2: Regulation of the legal profession - Correct Answers ✅State

supreme courts and Federal district courts. ABA model rules are just a model.Very few states have adopted the ABA rules completely What are the requirements of admission to the bar? - Correct Answers ✅1.Education - Graduation from an ABA accredited law school.

• Character & Fitness - Disqualifying crimes involve truth telling (perjury,

bribery, fraud)

• No residency requirement

4. Truthfulness: No lying on application for bar admission or law school

admission.

Regulation after admission:

What are the various in which an ADMITTED attorney can be subject to discipline? - Correct Answers ✅1. Violation of the rules

• Criminal Acts that touch on attorney's honesty or fitness to practice

(bribery, perjury, theft from client, )

• Fraud or deceit (even if not criminal)

-Making a knowingly false statement intending to deceive causing reliance by listener and damages.

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