Which of the following courts are considered exclusively a trial-level court? 1. The U.S. Supreme Court. O2. An Ohio District Appellate Court. 3. The U.S. District Court. 4. The New York State Court of Appeals. Treaties 01. may be entered into by the president without oversight or approval 2. are entered into by the president subject to Senate approval 3. are entered into by the president subject to House approval 4. are entered into by the president subject to joint House and Senate approval The ultimate arbiter of federal law is 1. the President 2. the Senate 3. the U.S. Supreme Court 4. both houses of Congress The principal federal trial court is the _ 1. U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit 2. U.S. Court of Claims 3. U.S. Supreme Court 4. U.S. District Court A forum selection clause 1. is created by the parties after the dispute arises based on the type of dispute and which state's court has the appropriate precedent and statutory law to hear the case 2. is written into a contract when the contract is entered into 3. is created by the court after determining where jurisdiction is the strongest 4. A & B With regard to federal question jurisdiction, 1. the case may be filed only in state court if the controversy is $75,000 or more 2. the case may be filed in federal court and the amount in controversy is irrelevant 3. the case may be filed in either state or federal court 4. the case may be filed only in federal court if the controversy is $75,000 or more Which of the following involves the analysis of personal jurisdiction? 1. Federal question jurisdiction. 2. Application of a long-arm statute. 3. Diversity jurisdiction. 4. Enforcement of a state or federal criminal law. A forum selection clause 1. is created by the parties after the dispute arises based on the type of dispute and which state's court has the appropriate precedent and statutory law to hear the case 2. is written into a contract when the contract is entered into 3. is created by the court after determining where jurisdiction is the strongest 4. A & B Which of the following is not required in order to show standing to assert a claim? 1. The party must have suffered an injury in fact. 2. The party must suffer harm that is direct, concrete, and individualized. 3. The party must articulate what legal redress exists to compensate for the injury. 4. The party must be a citizen or taxpayer eligible to use the U.S. court system. The filing of the complaint begins which stage of litigation? 1. pleadings stage 2. trial 3. discovery 4. appeal Which of the following courts are considered exclusively a trial-level court? 1. The U.S. Supreme Court. O2. An Ohio District Appellate Court. 3. The U.S. District Court. 4. The New York State Court of Appeals. Treaties 01. may be entered into by the president without oversight or approval 2. are entered into by the president subject to Senate approval 3. are entered into by the president subject to House approval 4. are entered into by the president subject to joint House and Senate approval The ultimate arbiter of federal law is 1. the President 2. the Senate 3. the U.S. Supreme Court 4. both houses of Congress The principal federal trial court is the _ 1. U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit 2. U.S. Court of Claims 3. U.S. Supreme Court 4. U.S. District Court A forum selection clause 1. is created by the parties after the dispute arises based on the type of dispute and which state's court has the appropriate precedent and statutory law to hear the case 2. is written into a contract when the contract is entered into 3. is created by the court after determining where jurisdiction is the strongest 4. A & B With regard to federal question jurisdiction, 1. the case may be filed only in state court if the controversy is $75,000 or more 2. the case may be filed in federal court and the amount in controversy is irrelevant 3. the case may be filed in either state or federal court 4. the case may be filed only in federal court if the controversy is $75,000 or more Which of the following involves the analysis of personal jurisdiction? 1. Federal question jurisdiction. 2. Application of a long-arm statute. 3. Diversity jurisdiction. 4. Enforcement of a state or federal criminal law. A forum selection clause 1. is created by the parties after the dispute arises based on the type of dispute and which state's court has the appropriate precedent and statutory law to hear the case 2. is written into a contract when the contract is entered into 3. is created by the court after determining where jurisdiction is the strongest 4. A & B Which of the following is not required in order to show standing to assert a claim? 1. The party must have suffered an injury in fact. 2. The party must suffer harm that is direct, concrete, and individualized. 3. The party must articulate what legal redress exists to compensate for the injury. 4. The party must be a citizen or taxpayer eligible to use the U.S. court system. The filing of the complaint begins which stage of litigation? 1. pleadings stage 2. trial 3. discovery 4. appeal Which of the following courts are considered exclusively a trial-level court? 1. The U.S. Supreme Court. O2. An Ohio District Appellate Court. 3. The U.S. District Court. 4. The New York State Court of Appeals. Treaties 01. may be entered into by the president without oversight or approval 2. are entered into by the president subject to Senate approval 3. are entered into by the president subject to House approval 4. are entered into by the president subject to joint House and Senate approval The ultimate arbiter of federal law is 1. the President 2. the Senate 3. the U.S. Supreme Court 4. both houses of Congress The principal federal trial court is the _ 1. U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit 2. U.S. Court of Claims 3. U.S. Supreme Court 4. U.S. District Court A forum selection clause 1. is created by the parties after the dispute arises based on the type of dispute and which state's court has the appropriate precedent and statutory law to hear the case 2. is written into a contract when the contract is entered into 3. is created by the court after determining where jurisdiction is the strongest 4. A & B With regard to federal question jurisdiction, 1. the case may be filed only in state court if the controversy is $75,000 or more 2. the case may be filed in federal court and the amount in controversy is irrelevant 3. the case may be filed in either state or federal court 4. the case may be filed only in federal court if the controversy is $75,000 or more Which of the following involves the analysis of personal jurisdiction? 1. Federal question jurisdiction. 2. Application of a long-arm statute. 3. Diversity jurisdiction. 4. Enforcement of a state or federal criminal law. A forum selection clause 1. is created by the parties after the dispute arises based on the type of dispute and which state's court has the appropriate precedent and statutory law to hear the case 2. is written into a contract when the contract is entered into 3. is created by the court after determining where jurisdiction is the strongest 4. A & B Which of the following is not required in order to show standing to assert a claim? 1. The party must have suffered an injury in fact. 2. The party must suffer harm that is direct, concrete, and individualized. 3. The party must articulate what legal redress exists to compensate for the injury. 4. The party must be a citizen or taxpayer eligible to use the U.S. court system. The filing of the complaint begins which stage of litigation? 1. pleadings stage 2. trial 3. discovery 4. appeal Which of the following courts are considered exclusively a trial-level court? 1. The U.S. Supreme Court. O2. An Ohio District Appellate Court. 3. The U.S. District Court. 4. The New York State Court of Appeals. Treaties 01. may be entered into by the president without oversight or approval 2. are entered into by the president subject to Senate approval 3. are entered into by the president subject to House approval 4. are entered into by the president subject to joint House and Senate approval The ultimate arbiter of federal law is 1. the President 2. the Senate 3. the U.S. Supreme Court 4. both houses of Congress The principal federal trial court is the _ 1. U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit 2. U.S. Court of Claims 3. U.S. Supreme Court 4. U.S. District Court A forum selection clause 1. is created by the parties after the dispute arises based on the type of dispute and which state's court has the appropriate precedent and statutory law to hear the case 2. is written into a contract when the contract is entered into 3. is created by the court after determining where jurisdiction is the strongest 4. A & B With regard to federal question jurisdiction, 1. the case may be filed only in state court if the controversy is $75,000 or more 2. the case may be filed in federal court and the amount in controversy is irrelevant 3. the case may be filed in either state or federal court 4. the case may be filed only in federal court if the controversy is $75,000 or more Which of the following involves the analysis of personal jurisdiction? 1. Federal question jurisdiction. 2. Application of a long-arm statute. 3. Diversity jurisdiction. 4. Enforcement of a state or federal criminal law. A forum selection clause 1. is created by the parties after the dispute arises based on the type of dispute and which state's court has the appropriate precedent and statutory law to hear the case 2. is written into a contract when the contract is entered into 3. is created by the court after determining where jurisdiction is the strongest 4. A & B Which of the following is not required in order to show standing to assert a claim? 1. The party must have suffered an injury in fact. 2. The party must suffer harm that is direct, concrete, and individualized. 3. The party must articulate what legal redress exists to compensate for the injury. 4. The party must be a citizen or taxpayer eligible to use the U.S. court system. The filing of the complaint begins which stage of litigation? 1. pleadings stage 2. trial 3. discovery 4. appeal Which of the following courts are considered exclusively a trial-level court? 1. The U.S. Supreme Court. O2. An Ohio District Appellate Court. 3. The U.S. District Court. 4. The New York State Court of Appeals. Treaties 01. may be entered into by the president without oversight or approval 2. are entered into by the president subject to Senate approval 3. are entered into by the president subject to House approval 4. are entered into by the president subject to joint House and Senate approval The ultimate arbiter of federal law is 1. the President 2. the Senate 3. the U.S. Supreme Court 4. both houses of Congress The principal federal trial court is the _ 1. U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit 2. U.S. Court of Claims 3. U.S. Supreme Court 4. U.S. District Court A forum selection clause 1. is created by the parties after the dispute arises based on the type of dispute and which state's court has the appropriate precedent and statutory law to hear the case 2. is written into a contract when the contract is entered into 3. is created by the court after determining where jurisdiction is the strongest 4. A & B With regard to federal question jurisdiction, 1. the case may be filed only in state court if the controversy is $75,000 or more 2. the case may be filed in federal court and the amount in controversy is irrelevant 3. the case may be filed in either state or federal court 4. the case may be filed only in federal court if the controversy is $75,000 or more Which of the following involves the analysis of personal jurisdiction? 1. Federal question jurisdiction. 2. Application of a long-arm statute. 3. Diversity jurisdiction. 4. Enforcement of a state or federal criminal law. A forum selection clause 1. is created by the parties after the dispute arises based on the type of dispute and which state's court has the appropriate precedent and statutory law to hear the case 2. is written into a contract when the contract is entered into 3. is created by the court after determining where jurisdiction is the strongest 4. A & B Which of the following is not required in order to show standing to assert a claim? 1. The party must have suffered an injury in fact. 2. The party must suffer harm that is direct, concrete, and individualized. 3. The party must articulate what legal redress exists to compensate for the injury. 4. The party must be a citizen or taxpayer eligible to use the U.S. court system. The filing of the complaint begins which stage of litigation? 1. pleadings stage 2. trial 3. discovery 4. appeal