True or False

1. Generally speaking, courts will not grant legal remedies unless it is determined that equitable remedies are inadequate. Answer #1:

2. Binding authorities include constitutions, statutes, regulations, and case law. Answer #2:

3. The doctrine of stare decisis holds that a court should not overturn its own precedents absent a strong reason to do so and that decisions made by higher courts are binding on lower courts. Answer #3:

4. When a court must decide a case where no precedent exists, these are called cases of first impression. Answer #4:

5. For a court to exercise jurisdiction over an individual or business, it must have either personal jurisdiction or subject matter jurisdiction over that individual or business. Answer #5:

6. Federal district courts can exercise jurisdiction over cases involving diversity of citizenship. This means that the plaintiff and defendant must be residents of the same state and the dollar amount in controversy must exceed $75,000. Answer #6:

7. It is possible for a party to have standing to sue if that party has not yet been injured but can show that harm to them is imminent. Answer #7:

8. During a trial, rulings on questions of law can only be done by a jury and not by a judge. Answer #8:

9. A law must be narrowly written and must serve a compelling state interest if it is to regulate the content of expression. Answer #9:

10. Procedural due process requires that legislation must be fair and reasonable in content and must further a legitimate governmental objective. Answer #10: