3. a. Todd and Carla have a dispute, and both want to use ADR. Which ADR alternative involves a hearing or trial that can produce legally binding result? Negotiation b. Mediation Arbitration d. Reconciliation c. 4. a. In general, what type of errors will an appellate court review? Errors of judgment b. Errors of law Errors of fact d. Errors of ideas c. 5. Robert operates a bike shop in the state of New York, and purchase some supplies (bike frames, tires, seats, reflectors, etc.) from Bicycle Supply Co., which is located out-of-state across the river in the state of New Jersey. Some of those supplies turned out to be defective, and Robert wants to sue Bicycle Co. Robert files a lawsuit against Bicycle Supply Co. in New York state court. The New York state court's jurisdiction over Bicycle Supply Co. is proper so long as: The Court agrees with Roberty's complaint b. The amount in dispute in greater than $75,000 The dispute concerns a New York state statute d. Bicycle Supply Co. has minimum contacts with the state of New York and has purposefully availed itself of doing business in the state a. c. 6. a. Generally, constitutional protections do not apply to: federal statutes enacted by Congress b. states statutes enacted by a state legislature c. rules and regulations enacted by a federal administrative agency d. acts of privately owned businesses