CTAS Practice Questions - NBTA Civil Trial Advocacy Specialist Exam

The standard for summary judgment under FRCP 56 after Celotex v. Catrett and Anderson v. Liberty Lobby is:

No genuine dispute of material fact and movant entitled to judgment as matter of law; moving party can show absence of essential element for which non-movant bears burden Any factual dispute precludes Only if plaintiff cannot prove case beyond reasonable doubt Moving party must disprove claim

Correct Answer:

No genuine dispute of material fact and movant entitled to judgment as matter of law; moving party can show absence of essential element for which non-movant bears burden

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