Examine the following situation and determine whether (a) federal jurisdiction exists, and, if so, what it is based upon (i.e, federal question, diversity, etc.), and/or (b) what state court(s), if any, would have personal jurisdiction over the defendant(s) and (c) for each state court, specify whether it is based on domicile, consent or long arm statute. You must answer each part of these questions! (2 points each) 1. Sally, a resident of Kansas, wants to sue Laura, also a resident of Kansas, for damages she sustained in an automobile accident that took place in Missouri. Sally sustained damages and physical injury in excess of $80,000. 2. Steven, a resident of Colorado, wants to sue Taylor, a resident of Illinois, for damages he sustained in an automobile accident that took place in Missouri. Steven sustained damages and physical injury in excess of $80,000. 3. Michael is accused of robbing the Casey's General Store in Canton, Missouri. This is a violation of a state statute. Michael is from New York. Casey's General Store is incorporated in Missouri. 4. Jack and Jill are visiting an amusement park when they are injured on a ride at the park. Jack is from Utah and Jill is from California. The amusement park is incorporated in Delaware with their nerve center in California. Both Jack and Jill each suffer injuries in excess of $100,000 5. A Nebraska state statute prohibits placing political signs in your front yard. John wants to challenge the law as a violation of his U.S. constitutional right to freedom of speech. John is a resident of Nebraska