Question 1
A solicitor advocate has accepted instructions to appear at a proof in the Court of Session. A long-standing client then asks the solicitor advocate to attend an unrelated sheriff court diet on the same day. Under Rule C4.3 (Order of Precedence, Instructions and Representation), how should the solicitor advocate treat the Court of Session instruction relative to other professional obligations?
Correct Answer:
Instructions to appear in a superior court take precedence over any other professional obligation
Question 2
The Professional Conduct examination for extended rights of audience is described by the Law Society of Scotland as which of the following?
Correct Answer:
A closed book examination in which no materials may be taken in
Question 3
A solicitor advocate is conducting a High Court trial and becomes aware of a reported decision of the Inner House that is directly binding and is plainly adverse to the client's position. Opposing counsel has not cited it. What is the solicitor advocate's duty to the court?
Correct Answer:
To draw the binding authority to the court's attention even though it harms the client's case
Question 4
During a High Court trial the accused privately and unequivocally confesses guilt to the solicitor advocate but insists on continuing to plead not guilty. Which course is consistent with the solicitor advocate's professional obligations?
Correct Answer:
Continue to act, testing the sufficiency of the Crown evidence, but not assert as fact anything known to be untrue or lead a positive case inconsistent with the confession
Question 5
Two clients with conflicting interests in the same litigation both wish to instruct the same solicitor advocate. Applying Rule B1 Standards of Conduct, what should the solicitor advocate do?
Correct Answer:
Decline to act for both where there is a conflict between the interests of the clients
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