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AND SECTION NUMBER ON ANSWER TRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS /Please indicate whether the sent whether the sentence or statement is true or robe 1. The WPH framework referenced in the textbook con make ethical decisions. in the textbook considers who the decision would affect, purpose (values), and how to 2. The trial courts of general jurisdiction in the federal judiciary sysu federal judiciary system are the U.S. District Courts. 3. In most civil cases, a plaintiff must prove his or her case beyond is or her case beyond a reasonable doubt. subject matter jurisdiction is a court's power to hear certain kinds of 5. With in rem jurisdiction, a court has jurisdiction to hear an lawsuit. court has jurisdiction to hear and decide a case because it has jurisdiction over the parties to a 6. T Behavior that would constitute bribery as an ethical concept in one country constitute bribery as an ethical concept in one country might not constitute bribery in another country. The findings of a jury can never be overturned or modified by a judge. Traffic court is one example of a limited jurisdiction trial court. A state constitution that conflicts with the U.S. Constitution is still valid in that state. Plurality opinions of the U.S. Supreme Court become precedent. Discovery refers to the examination of witnesses during trial by the parties' attorneys. Business ethics is the application of ethics to the special problems and opportunities experienced by businesspeople. State courts have concurrent jurisdiction with federal courts to hear cases involving diversity of citizenship and federal questions over which federal courts do not have exclusive jurisdiction. The plaintiff in a criminal action is the government. Once a case is in the proper court system, venue determines which trial court in the system will hear the case. In Delaware, there is a special Chancery Court that hears and decides business litigation di requires that the plaintiff have a stake in the outcome of the case that is filed The concept of standing requires that the plaintiff have a stake in the a Page 1 of 3