A majority decision of the U.S. Supreme Court that is not unanimous does not become precedent.

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There is concurrent state and federal jurisdiction for diversity of citizenship cases so long as the minimum amount in controversy is met.

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A federal question case brought in federal district court must meet the minimum dollar amount limit of $75,000.

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Subject matter jurisdiction is not necessary in a lawsuit where there is in rem jurisdiction.

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Where a long-arm statute is present, a defendant need not have minimum contact with a state for that state's courts to have jurisdiction over the defendant.

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In general, a party must wait until the trial to find out the facts of the other party's case.

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The judicial branch has authority to examine the actions of both the legislative branch and the executive branch to determine whether these acts are constitutional.

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The legislative branch of the U.S. Government can enact statutes that change laws that have been made by the judicial branch.

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If the federal government preempts states from regulating in an area, the states may not continue to pass legislation that conflicts with federal statutes.

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In most subject matter areas the federal government and state governments have concurrent jurisdiction to regulate activity.

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