True or false change the italicized word or phrase of each false statement to make it true

1. cases heard by the US court of appeals are decided by three judges
2. The US Supreme Court hears of appeals when five out of nine justices believe that the case is important enough to be heard
3. if, by chance, a court should hear a particular case and make a decision without having jurisdiction, the decision would be meaningless
4. some courts have exclusive original jurisdiction or exclusive appellate jurisdiction over particular cases
5. Courts never have concurrent original jurisdiction over cases
6. an action in rem is a lawsuit that is directed against a particular person
7. for a court to have jurisdiction over an in rem action, the property must be located in the states and usually, in the country where the court lies
8. if that a defendant owns real property in one state and lives in another the court with jurisdiction where the real property is located has jurisdiction over the person and not the property
9. when parties negotiate there is no neutral third-party involved
10. when parties agree in advance to binding arbitration the decision of the arbitrator must be followed