Legal Terminology and Concepts for Jurisdiction and Contracts

Legal Terminology and Concepts

Jurisdiction

1. D. Jurisdiction. 2. The ability of... A. In rem jurisdiction. 3. D. Plea. 4. D. Voir dire. 5. A. Preponderance. 6. B. Full Faith & credit clause 7. B. Morals. 8. C. mini trial 9. C.the court does not have jurisdiction because Dwayne did not travel to Ohio 10. D. invalid as being overly burdensome on the industry. 11. A. valid because ochonada had a history of saying similar phrases 12. D. none of the choices 13. A. Rendered invalid under the supremacy clause 14. A an unconstitutional restriction of speech 15. Tony... C. In rem jurisdiction 16. B. Rules 17. A. unilateral contract 18. C. rejected the offer and made a counteroffer 19. A. They have a binding contract for $100,000 20. B. enforceable 21. B. unilateral 22. D. a statement of future intent 23. C. an offer and acceptance 24. B an unforeseen difficulty supported this contract modification 25. D. sophie is under 18 years of age 26. C. a subpoena ad testificandum 27. C. dog has committed a material breach 28. C. shop must wait until June 30 deadline has passed and file a lawsuit on july 1 29. C. if shop purchases hot dogs from another vendor, shop cannot sue dog 30. A. dog will be successful for suit for breach of contract 31. A. cover 32. D. anticipatory repudiation 33. D. All of the above 34. D. shop can sue & would unlikely receive any award because now attempted to remedy the breach. 35. D. any reasonable manner of acceptance. 36. C. the principle of comity. 37. C. drafts uniform laws for adoption by the states 38. A. stare decisis 39. D. a statement of the facts & request for relief. 40. A. order the parties to arbitrate 41. D. not acting unethically 42. A. exempt from congressional regulation because they only engage in intrastate commerce 43. C. the commerce clause. 44. A. all industries 45. C. excluded because it was elicited before Jim was advised of his rights. 46. A. one year 47. C. admissible as a public safety exception to the reading of his Miranda rights. 48. B. duress 49. C. the exhaustion doctrine 50. C. by any reasonable means