1. Define judicial review 2. A court needs two types of jurisdiction to adjudicate a dispute....

 

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1. Define judicial review 2. A court needs two types of jurisdiction to adjudicate a dispute. What are they? 3. International Shoe v State of Washington established what test? 4. If a deadbeat mom doesn't pay her required child support to her NY family by running away to California, what statute gives NY courts the authority to acquire in personem jurisdiction over her by serving her with a summon and complaint to appear in a NY Court, while she is physically in California? 5, In what two circumstances do federal courts have subject matter jurisdiction? 6. Explain "sliding scale" jurisdiction. P30-31 7. When would a court approve a change of venue? (Hint: Google Scott Peterson murder) 8. How does a plaintiff establish "standing?" 9. What is the highest court in the NY state court system? 10. Where would you never find a jury? 11. What are the possible outcomes of an appeal? 12. What does an appellate court consider? 13. What is the most common basis for appeal? 14. What circuit is NY in? 15. List three forms of ADR 16. What is the advantage of ADR over litigation? 17. When would a drafter include a choice of law or choice of forum clause in a contract? 1. Define judicial review 2. A court needs two types of jurisdiction to adjudicate a dispute. What are they? 3. International Shoe v State of Washington established what test? 4. If a deadbeat mom doesn't pay her required child support to her NY family by running away to California, what statute gives NY courts the authority to acquire in personem jurisdiction over her by serving her with a summon and complaint to appear in a NY Court, while she is physically in California? 5, In what two circumstances do federal courts have subject matter jurisdiction? 6. Explain "sliding scale" jurisdiction. P30-31 7. When would a court approve a change of venue? (Hint: Google Scott Peterson murder) 8. How does a plaintiff establish "standing?" 9. What is the highest court in the NY state court system? 10. Where would you never find a jury? 11. What are the possible outcomes of an appeal? 12. What does an appellate court consider? 13. What is the most common basis for appeal? 14. What circuit is NY in? 15. List three forms of ADR 16. What is the advantage of ADR over litigation? 17. When would a drafter include a choice of law or choice of forum clause in a contract?

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Ans1 Judicial review the jurisdiction of a countrys courts to investigate the acts of the governments legislative executive and administrative arms and to decide if those activities are legally compat... View the full answer