Chapter 2, Courts and Alternative Dispute Resolution Flashcards

1
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Difference between in rem and in personam jurisdiction

A

in rem - over property

in personam - over a person

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2
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The ability to exercise jurisdiction over a non-resident provided the defendant has “minimum contacts” with the state is known as:

A

The Long Arm Statute

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3
Q

Appeal courts focus on questions of ____

A

Law

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4
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What are the 4 limiting factors for a courts subject matter-jurisdiction

A
  1. Subject of Lawsuit
  2. Sum in controversy
  3. Whether the case involves a felony or a misdemeanor
  4. Whether the proceeding is a trial or an appeal
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5
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-Subject matter-

Original jurisdiction vs appellate juristiction

A

Original is Trial (1st time) - District and trial courts

Appellate is appeal (after trial)

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6
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Subject matter Jurisdiction of federal court is limited to which 2 situations

A
  1. Federal questions

2. Diversity of Citizenship - Requires plantiff and defendants to be from different states AND over $75,000

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7
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3 Elements of Standing

A
  1. Harm - Real and substantial
  2. Causation - must be connection between conduct and injury
  3. Remedy - it must be likely that the court will remedy injury suffered
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8
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____ is an order issued by the supreme court to lower courts requesting records for case review

A

Writ of Certiorar

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9
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This type of ADR is voluntary and has no third party

A

Negotiation

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