Personality Quiz: The Boston Legal Personality Quiz

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You're defending an ex-convict accused of a heinous crime.. you
- Promise the client you can win, because your childhood legal hero told you so.
- Nervously get prodded by the judge on why your firm offers inadequate defense of its clients.
- Hand it off to some first-year associate for motion practice, or a junior associate who doesn't have too much to do.
- Shoot the man in the face, and book a TV blitz on Larry King and all the other cable news networks
- Argue the case just like any other trial. After all, you're a lawyer, right? And it's your duty.
- You'd never be assigned a criminal case; after all, you have no jury experience.
- Refuse to take the case in the first place, on grounds of morality.
- Ask someone else to do the closing, as your morality and conscience won't allow you to do it.
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You show up at a morning meeting... you
- Meeting? I'm too important for a morning meeting.
- What meeting?
- Bring your elf along for amusement, or "helper" as you call her.
- Making a sweep of the offices to make sure every partner shows up to the meeting.
- Meetings. Can't do meetings. Too awkward, too awkward!
- Get your papers ready, looking forward to hearing what the other attorneys have to say, and chiming in to sign up for a case when you can.
- You're, uh, "occupied" at the moment. Let's try again later.
- Are getting organized, and getting ready to assign tasks to the attorneys.
3

You have a client whose children are kidnapped perenially by the ex-husband. What do you do?
- Argue for injunctive relief, and lose, due to your lack of legal experience.
- Enter into court to file for injunctive relief, with five of your top attorneys as a show of force.
- File for injunctive relief preventing the husband from leaving the jurisdiction.
- File a class action against all deadbeat dads, even though this case has nothing to do with child support.
- Look at the mother puzzledly, then promise to do the best you can.
- "Remind" the Boston Police that you donate tens of thousands of dollars to their annual ball every year, and request that they "expand their search."
- File for injunctive relief preventing the husband from leaving the jurisdiction. Failing that, catch him with a prostitute or committing some other form of illegal activity and extort him.
- Depending on how much they're paying, have two of your top attorneys take a look at the case and argue for injunctive relief.
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The Boston Legal Personality Quiz

You're defending an ex-convict accused of a heinous crime.. you

You show up at a morning meeting... you

You have a client whose children are kidnapped perenially by the ex-husband. What do you do?

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