A lawsuit that is totally lacking in merit is said to be _____.
A) consequential
B) peremptory
C) dogmatic
D) cognizable
E) frivolous

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A lawsuit that is totally lacking in merit is said to be frivolous. The difficulty is in the determination of what is frivolous. What initially may appear to be a frivolous complaint may upon the presentation of evidence become a legitimate case.

A Lawsuit That Is Totally Lacking in Merit Is Said