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1. All the following are federal courts except manic]; Court B_San Francisco Superior/Unlimited Jurisdiction Court. C. Circuit Courts of Appeal D. Bankruptcy Court ANSWER: 2. Amican jurisprudence [legal system] is most closely patterned aer A. Roman civil law B. French civil law C. English common law D. \"Just cause\" law as set forth in Article 111, 14 of the US Constitution ANSWER: 3. Which of the following is a federal court? A. Maritime court B. State appeals courts C. State supreme court D. Small claims court ANSWER: 4. In diversity of citizenship jurisdiction, federal courts can hear all the following cases EXCEPT? A. Suits between citizens of different states when the amount in controversy is less than $75,000 B. Suits between two citizens of the same state C. Suits between a citizen of a state and a subject of a foreign country. DA and B are correct ANSWER: 5. is the legal doctrine requiring the plainti's to have a personal interest in the outcome of the action: A. Injunction. B. Jurisprudence C. Consolidation D. Standing ANSWER: 6. is a mandatory effort to reach a binding resolution. A. Deposition B. Arbitration. C. Litigation. D. Venue. ANSWER:7. Most arbitrations occur as a result of: A. An agreement between the parties to mediate the controversy B. A judicial order C. A contractual provision D. Breach of the statute of limitations ANSWER: 8. A cross-complaint allows: A. The losing party at the trial court to le an appeal B. The parties to resort to arbitration C. A defendant to bring an action against the plainti' D. The parties to conduct discovery ANSWER: 9. Which of the following is NOT a type of discovery? A mm C Physicalexaminaon D. Motions for Summary Judgement ANSWER: 10. A motion for asserts that the Complaint is awed and that the defendant is entitled to a dismissal. A. Inclusive judgment B. Settlement conference C. Judgement on the pleadings D. Summary judgment ANSWER: 11. is a voluntary attempt to reach a binding resolution. A. Mediation B. Arbitration C. Intervention D. Intercession ANSWER: 12. How are State court judges selected? A. By popular election. B. By the Governor C. By the President, subject to conrmation by the Senate. D. By the State Supreme Court justices. ANSWER: 13. In civil trials jurors must agree to reach a verdict A. 12 of 12 B. 9 of 12 C. 6 of 12 D. 8 of 12 with the judge's concurrence ANSWER: 14. In California, Courts of Appeal are determined based on: A. Geography. B. The subject matter of the case being appealed. C. Whether the case is criminal or civil. D. The amount in controversy in the appeal. ANSWER: 15. is the court that receives evidence, hears testimony, renders judgments and issues order. A. Supmme Court B. Court of Appeals C. Court of Secondary Impression D. Trial Court ANSWER: 16. Personal jurisdiction over an out-ofstate defendant requires that the: A. Defendant has sufcient in-state funds to pay a potential judgment B. Defendant has purposefully availed him/herself of doing business in the forum state or the complained about act happened there C. That the amount in controversy exceeds $75,000 D. Action be tried in federal court ANSWER: 17. Because Chevron corporation is incorporated in Delaware and has its principal place of business in California A. It must be sued in federal court B. It can only be sued in either Delaware or California state courts Q cannot remove actions brought by Delaware or California residents to federal court D. It cannot be sued in either Delaware or Califomia state courts ANSWER: 18. occurs when a third party with a personal stake in the outcome of the action joins the litigation A. Consolidation B. Constructive litigation C. Removal D. Intervention ANSWER: 19. What does it mean if a court has \"personal jurisdiction\"? A. It means the court has the power to make and enforce ajudgment against a particular person. B. It means a party has a personal stake in the outcome of a particular case. C. It means the court must meet Special requirements in nonbusiness cases involving individuals. D. It means the case has been led at the correct location with the state. ANSWER: 20. When a jury fails to reach a verdict in civil trials the result is A. Automatic appeal. B. The presiding judge issues the verdict. C. The case is retried before a different jury. D. The case is sent to arbitration. ANSWER: 21. The Supmme Court's ruling in Brown vs. Topeka Board of Education's established that A. Legal doctrines are inviolate B. The Constitutionality of the Separate but Equal doctrine C. Law evolves over time to reect social beliefs and attitudes D. Racial discrimination by state schools is not a federal question ANSWER: 22. The burden of proof in civil jury trials is: A. Proof beyond a reasonable doubt B. Proof by the preponderance of the evidence C. Clear and convincing evidence D. Whether the judge believes that the defendant caused plaintiff s harm ANSWER: 23. Judgment NOV means that A. The prevailing party is entitled to his/her attorneys' fees B. The Court is either reducing or increasing the jury's award to the plaintiff C. The Court thinks that the jury is a bunch of dummies and because they reached a verdict that no reasonable person would nd, the Judge reverses the jury's judgment D. The Court nds that there are no disputable facts at issue and the party seeking judgment is entitled to it as a matter of law ANSWER: 24 -25 Refer to the following facts: 24. While driving his car, Sydney Hendricks, New York resident runs a red light and broadsides Ms. Tiffany Chen, an Irvine, California, resident. The accident occurs in Mountain View, California. Ms. Chen is taken to Choke Memorial Hospital, is given two aspirins and is released. She later receives a $100,000 hospital bill. Ms. Chen brings a personal injury lawsuit. Under these facts, which is true: A. Ms. Chen must sue in federal court because Mr. Hendricks lives in New York. B. Ms. Chen must sue Mr. Hendricks in New York state court because he lives there. C. If Ms. Chen sued Mr. Hendricks in California state court, Mr. Hendricks may have the case removed to Federal Court. D. The amount in controversy requires the action be heard in state court. ANSWER: 25. Ms. Chen later learns that at the time of the accident Mr. Hendricks served as Oracle's Chief Financial Officer and he was driving his employer's car. , a Delaware corporation, and that at the time of the accident Oracle is a Delaware Corporation and has its principal place of business in California. The accident occurred just after Mr. Hendricks had left Larry Ellison's, Oracle CEO, office. Ms. Chen wants to name Oracle as an additional defendant. Does this affect jurisdiction? A. No. Mr. Hendricks, Ms. Chen and Oracle are all citizens of different states. B. No, Oracle presumably does business in all 50 states. C. Maybe, if Oracle's principal place of business is in California then the action may only be filed in State Court. D. Maybe. Oracle can have the matter transferred/removed to federal court because it is a Delaware corporation