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A) In personam jurisdiction
B) Venue
C) Subject-matter jurisdiction
D) Diversity jurisdiction
E) Long-arm jurisdiction
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A) A court in Georgia would not have jurisdiction.The case would have to be brought in a state in which at least one of the brothers lives.
B) A court in Georgia would have in rem jurisdiction over the dispute.
C) A court in Georgia would have in personam jurisdiction over the dispute.
D) A court in Georgia would have jurisdiction over the dispute only if all brothers signed a consent form agreeing to bring the case in Georgia.
E) A court in Georgia would have original jurisdiction,but appellate jurisdiction would be in a state in which at least one of the brothers lives.
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A) Yes,but only if a court reporter was present.
B) He can get copies of any written documents reviewed but not accounts of statements.
C) He can get accounts of statements but not copies of written documents.
D) He can get the information only if the mediators in the other cases want to cooperate.
E) He cannot get from the mediator copies of documents or accounts of what was said because of the confidential nature of mediation proceedings.
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A) No,the judge was wrong and should have considered that testimony.
B) Yes,the judge was correct to disallow the testimony because it involved a possible criminal action.
C) Yes,the judge was correct to disallow the testimony because it was hearsay.
D) Yes,the judge was correct to disallow the testimony because Susie's testimony was better evidence and she was in the courtroom.
E) Yes,the judge was correct to disallow the testimony because it was offered by a defendant,not an independent witness.
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A) Only that the plaintiff not reside in the same state as the defendant.
B) Only that the plaintiff reside in the same state as the defendant.
C) Only that the controversy concern an amount in excess of $75,000.
D) Only that the controversy concern an amount in excess of $100,000.
E) Both that the plaintiff and the defendant reside in different states and that the controversy concerns an amount in excess of $75,000.
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A) Service of process is issued.
B) The plaintiff is given a copy of the complaint by the court.
C) The plaintiff files a lawsuit with the court.
D) The defendant files an answer.
E) The plaintiff is injured within the state's border.
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A) Yes,so long as a state trial court judge approves and certifies the case for the appellate court without holding a trial first.
B) Yes,but only if Jim can prove that he would have had to wait at least a year for a trial at the trial court level.
C) No,because Jim is required to first file the case in the appropriate trial court.
D) No,but only because Jim is not employed at the defending company.
E) No,but only because Jim did not have a lawyer.
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A) No,he was incorrect.There are major differences between mediation and arbitration.
B) He was correct because the only difference between the two involves the length of the proceeding.
C) He was correct because the only difference between the two involves cost.
D) He was correct because the only difference between the two involves whether a court reporter is present.
E) He was correct because the only difference between the two involves the type of evidence that may be considered.
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