Question 5 2 pts The standard is used by the courts to determine whether the court has proper jurisdiction over an out-of- state defendant based on the defendant's web activities. long-arm O sliding scale O value based minimum contacts D Question 6 2 pts refers to the process through which parties to litigation obtain information and evidence about the case from the other party or from third parties Motion to dismiss Discovery Venue Motion for submission Question 3 2 pts Jim, a resident of Arizona, files a lawsuit in an Arizona state court against Big Way, Inc., a California company that does regular business in Arizona. Arizona state court would have jurisdiction over Big Way because of: Arizona would never have state jurisdiction over Big Way. O subject matter jurisdiction. long-arm and minimum contacts jurisdiction. O federal question jurisdiction D Question 4 2 pts John wants to file a lawsuit against a former roommate related to a loan that was not repaid. For a court to hear the case, O the former roommate must consent to the lawsuit the parties must have diversity of citizenship, and a claim of more than $75,000 the parties must both own property within the state. the court must have jurisdiction over the parties, as well as the subjeet matter that is at issue, Question 1 2 pts Our common law system promulgates rules, which develop from: uniform laws drafted by legal scholars. O rules and regulations issued by state and federal administrative agencies. O legal principles arising from judicial decisions in cases. statutes enacted by Congress and the state legislatures. D Question 2 2 pts Laws that have been enacted by state and federal legislative bodies are referred to as: statutory law. the supreme law of the land, O uniform law. the basis of all law in the United States Question 3 2 pts