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Aneli [31]
3 years ago
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The judge called both parties in the lawsuit to meet in his chambers to discuss a settlement. Both Mr. Blackstone and Mr. Peters

arrived promptly at 12:00. When Mr. Blackstone walked in, he seemed impressed with the judge's furnishings. He gawked at the cherry executive desk and leather chairs. The bookcases behind the desk were filled with thick legal books on every subject. The large picture window looked over the parking lot. With a serious grimace, the judge welcomed the men and started to discuss the case. As it is used in the first sentence, the word chambers most nearly means A. house. B. office. C. restaurant. D. courtroom.
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mote1985 [20]3 years ago
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Answer:

B. Office

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A judge's chambers is his office which is often attached  by an adjoining door to his courtroom.  The modern chambers of a trial judge, however, lacks the bookcases filled with thick legal books--they are no longer needed in light of computer research programs such as Westlaw or Lexis.

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