1. When a plaintiff is seeking an injunction rather than money damages, he is seeking

a. a legal remedy

b. an equitable remedy

c. a mixed remedy of law and equity

d. none of the above

2. A type of law that spells out the rights and duties between individuals, and between individuals and the government, is known as

a. criminal law

b. civil law

c. procedural law

d. substantive law

3. A limitation on the types of cases a court can hear is known as

a. in rem jurisdiction

b. personal jurisdiction

c. subject matter jurisdiction

d. original jurisdiction

4. Where more than one court has the authority to hear a case, the courts are said to have

a. exclusive jurisdiction

b. original jurisdiction

c. concurrent jurisdiction

d. appellate jurisdiction

5. A legal requirement that the plaintiff must have actually suffered some kind of injury to sue is known as

a. standing

b. venue

c. jurisdiction

d. minimum contacts

6. A person who causes an individual or business to breach a contract with another can be liable for

a. wrongful interference with contractual relations

b. negligence

c. fraudulent misrepresentation

d. intentional infliction of emotional distress

7. Appellate courts only review what types of questions

a. questions of law

b. questions of fact

c. both questions of law and fact

d. none of the above

8. The document that initiates the lawsuit is called the

a. summons

b. answer

c. complaint

d. counterclaim

9. This clause of the Constitution allows the U.S. government to pretty much regulate anything involving the business world.

a. First Amendment

b. Establishment Clause

c. Commerce Clause

d. Free Exercise Clause

10. A form of non-binding alternative dispute resolution where a neutral third party works to assist the plaintiff and defendant in reaching a settlement is known as

a. negotiation

b. mediation

c. arbitration

d. neutral case evaluation