You read about subject matter and diversity jurisdiction for Federal Courts in Chapter 3. Now, after reading the sections dealing with personal jurisdiction and long-arm statutes for State Courts in Chapter 4, respond to the following questions in your own words: A. Patrick (Plaintiff) and Dorothy (Defendant) live in Springfield, Massachusetts. Patrick wants to sue his next-door neighbor, Dorothy, claiming that Dorothy's dog caused $500 of damage to Patrick's garden. Where would Patrick sue Dorothy? In a state or federal court, or either? In which state(s) could Patrick sue Dorothy? Explain your reasoning. B. Paula (Plaintiff), who lives in Memphis, Tennessee, wants to sue DigiView Movie Theater, Inc. (Defendant), which is located and has a principal place of business in Little Rock, Arkansas. Paula claims that while she was in Arkansas on vacation, she was injured in an DigiView Movie Theater when she fell on a negligently maintained wet floor in the lobby. Paula claims total damages (medical bills, lost wages, and pain & suffering) of $50,000. Where would Paula sue DigiView Movie Theater, Inc.? In a state or federal court, or either? In which state(s) could Paula sue DigiView? Explain your reasoning. C. Phil (Plaintiff) lives in Colorado. He wants to sue Dave (Defendant), who lives in Ohio. Phil claims that Dave agreed in a written contract (signed in Ohio) to sell him 3,000 acres of land in Big Sky Montana, worth more than $2 million. Dave has never been to Colorado and has no plans to visit. Where could Phil sue Dave? In state or federal court, or either? In which state(s) could Phil sue Dave? Explain your reasoning. D. Pete (Plaintiff) is serving a life sentence in a federal prison in Kansas and wants to sue the United States government (Defendant). He claims that his mistreatment by prison guards violated the U.S. Constitution prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment and was a violation of federal law. Where would Pete sue the U.S. Government? In state or federal Court, or either? In which state(s) could Pete sue the US government? Explain your reason.