Question $34$

$1\mathrm{.}85pts$

While in State C$,$ driver was injured by defendant. Driver, who resides in state A$,$ files a negligence claim against defendant, who also resides in state A for the injuries driver sustained in the accident. Driver's claim for $$145,000$ is filed in federal court in state A$.$

Does the federal court have subject matter $($diversity$)$ jurisdiction to hear driver's the claim?

No$,$ because the claim is for more than $$75,000.$

Yes, because driver and defendant are domiciled in the same state, and the lawsuit is for $$145,000.$

No$,$ driver and defendant reside in the same state.

Yes, because federal courts always have subject matter jurisdiction to hear any case.