Day Two - Fall Final - Legal Proceedings

Before a federal court has power to make any rulings in any case, it must have:

• Personal jurisdiction
• Subject matter jurisdiction
• Both of these
• Neither of these

____ determines WHO the court has jurisdiction over.

• Personal jurisdiction
• Subject matter jurisdiction
• Both of these
• Neither of these

____ determines WHAT the court has jurisdiction over.

• Personal jurisdiction
• Subject matter jurisdiction
• Both of these
• Neither of these

Federal courts have ____ if there is either federal question or diversity.

• Personal jurisdiction
• Subject matter jurisdiction
• Both of these
• Neither of these

____ requires sufficient minimum contacts.

• Personal jurisdiction
• Subject matter jurisdiction
• Both of these
• Neither of these

Most state courts are courts of _____ jurisdiction.

• General
• Limited
• Both of these
• Neither of these

Federal courts are courts of _____ jurisdiction.

• General
• Limited
• Both of these
• Neither of these

The subject matter jurisdiction for federal courts comes from _____ .

• The due process clause
• Article III
• Both of these
• Neither of these

Limits on personal jurisdiction for federal courts comes from _____ .

• The due process clause
• Article III
• Both of these
• Neither of these

A court normally has personal jurisdiction over a defendant that ____ in the state. This is called general jurisdiction.

• resides
• general
• conduct , claim
• special