A.	a court will not hear a case until all other legal and administrative options have first been pursued
B.	one way the federal courts have jurisdiction over a civil case, this is when a matter concerns a controversy involving parties from different states, and when the controversy involves at least $75,000 in dispute
C.	these will generally rule on legal, not factual, questions
D.	a court will not hear this type of dispute, which is better resolved by the legislative or executive branches of government
E.	very few of these are granted, but it is one way in which a case can reach the US Supreme Court
F.	one way the federal courts have jurisdiction over a civil case, this is when a matter concerns the US Constitution or a federal law.
G.	the person bringing suit must have suffered (or be about to suffer) a direct injury
H.	courts will not issue these, which are rulings about situations that are hypothetical or that have not caused an authentic clash between adversaries.
I.	when the dispute ceases to exist; for example: if someone sues for not getting admitted into a school based on his race, but then does get accepted, the court will dismiss the case

	advisory opinion
	federal question
	diversity of citizenship suits
	writ of certiorari
	standing
	moot
	appellate courts
	exhaustion of remedies
	political question

need to match the bottom words with the definition from the top.