1. A legal treatise is classified as a primary source of law because the treatise may be considered by legal scholars as authoritative on a particular legal topic. Student's Answer to Question #1 (type "TRUE" or "FALSE" after the colon): 2. A long-arm statute (also known as the long arm of the law) is a federal law that permits certain states to exercise concurrent subject matter jurisdiction with the federal government in felony drug cases. Student's Answer to Question #2 (type "TRUE" or "FALSE" after the colon): 3. "Tag" jurisdiction is a method by which a court may obtain jurisdiction over a defendant, so long as the defendant is served with a subpoena in the state where the court is located and the defendant consents. Student's Answer to Question #3 (type "TRUE" or "FALSE" after the colon): 4. AU.S. federal district court may have jurisdiction over a dispute if the plaintiff and the defendant are citizens of different states, but the amount in controversy must exceed $50,000.