Paralegal Advanced Competency Exam (PACE) Practice Exam

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What is the meaning of "Id" in legal citations?

Indicates a different citation in the same document
Refers to a specific individual in legal proceedings
Means "in the same place" for the preceding citation
Suggests an example of a legal term

The correct answer is: Means "in the same place" for the preceding citation

The term "Id." in legal citations is an abbreviation for the Latin term "idem," which means "the same." When "Id." is used in legal writing, it typically refers to the preceding citation, allowing the writer to indicate that the same source is being referenced again without repeating the full citation. This practice enhances clarity and conciseness within legal documents by streamlining citation references and avoiding redundancy. The other options do not convey the correct meaning or context of "Id." For example, indicating a different citation in the same document, referring to a specific individual, or suggesting an example of a legal term do not align with the established legal usage of "Id." Thus, the correct understanding of "Id." is that it reflects continuity in citations, making the correct answer clear.