In a contract there is a section that reads that "All claims made in furtherance of this contract shall be pursued exclusively in a state or a federal court located in Escambia County, Florida."This is an example of __________________

• a forum selection clause.
• a motion for removal.
• a fact finder.
• a statement of concurrent jurisdiction.
• a case of limited jurisdiction.

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State courts can establish in personam jurisdiction over out-of-state defendants by ___________

• establishing that plaintiff engaged in business with defendant's home state.
• showing that property in dispute is located within the state.
• showing that the amount in controversy exceeds $75,000.
• applying a long-arm statute.
• proving that federal due process is being violated.

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Forum selection clauses can address questions of __________________

• residence and citizenship.
• jurisdiction and venue.
• concurrence and removal.
• disclaimer and declaration.
• demurrer and verdict.

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Federal diversity jurisdiction requires a case to be between citizens of different states, and __________________

• the case to arise under the Constitution, laws, or treaties of the United States.
• concurrent jurisdiction with an appropriate state court.
• the amount in controversy to exceed $75,000.
• the amount in controversy to be under $5,000
• any property in dispute to be located within district boundaries.

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State trial courts generally differ from state courts of limited jurisdiction in that __________________

• one has original jurisdiction, while the other has appellate jurisdiction.
• trial courts are limited by greater subject-matter restrictions.
• decisions in courts of limited jurisdiction are always made by a jury.
• trial courts have greater limits on civil damages and criminal penalties.
• trial courts are courts of record that keep detailed records of hearings, trials, and other proceedings.

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One way in which state trial courts differ from courts of limited jurisdiction is that __________________

• they are not governed by the same subject-matter restrictions.
• trial courts have greater limits on civil damages and criminal penalties.
• only courts of limited jurisdiction keep detailed records of hearings, trials, and other proceedings.
• one has original jurisdiction, while the other has appellate jurisdiction.
• decisions in courts of limited jurisdiction are always made by a jury.

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In personam jurisdiction is based on ____________________

• the residence, location, or activities of the defendant.
• the presence of property within the forum state.
• venue.
• the citizenship of both parties.
• the type of dispute involved in the case.

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If a person who lives in one state does business within another state, contracts to supply goods or services within another state, or commits a tort (a civil wrong) in another state, that person may become subject to the jurisdiction of the other state's courts through __________________

• a property dispute within the state.
• proof of a due process violation.
• application of a long-arm statute.
• the amount in controversy requirement.
• plaintiff's motion for removal.

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When both state and federal courts have jurisdiction over a case, ___________________ exists.

• venue
• a federal question jurisdiction
• a forum selection clause
• diversity jurisdiction
• concurrent jurisdiction

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The two most important bases of federal court jurisdiction are ______________

• in personam jurisdiction and in rem jurisdiction.
• in personam and federal question jurisdiction.
• in personam and federal question jurisdiction.
• federal question and diversity jurisdiction.
• federal question and in rem jurisdiction.

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One way in which state trial courts differ from courts of limited jurisdiction is that __________________

• trial courts are limited by greater subject-matter restrictions.
• decisions in courts of limited jurisdiction are always made by a jury.
• only courts of limited jurisdiction keep detailed records of hearings, trials, and other proceedings.
• they are not governed by the same limits on civil damages or criminal penalties.
• one has original jurisdiction, while the other has appellate jurisdiction.

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Venue normally determines _______________________

• the amount in controversy.
• terms of service.
• the power of the court to hear the case.
• the county in which a case is brought.
• title to land.

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Contract clauses stating that disputes between the parties must be litigated in the courts of a particular state are known as __________________

• venue requirements.
• clauses of limited jurisdiction.
• forum selection clauses.
• statements of concurrent jurisdiction.
• motions for removal.