39. A federal district court has the power to decide a contract dispute lawsuit

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39. A federal district court has the power to decide a contract dispute lawsuit if A. the amount in dispute exceeds $75,000. B. the plaintiff and defendant are citizens of different states. C. the plaintiff and defendant are citizens of different states, and the amount in dispute exceeds $75,000. D. the plaintiff and defendant are citizens of different states, and the amount in dispute exceeds $50,000. 40. Which of the following is a method of alternative dispute resolution? A. Mediation B. Negotiated settlement C. Arbitration D. Mediation, Negotiated settlement, and Arbitration 41. Methods by which parties can gather evidence to prove their cases at trial include A. requests for admission B. hearsay C. requests for admission and interrogatories. D. interrogatories 42. Requests for production of documents can be directed to A. the judge in the case. B. witnesses who are not parties to the lawsuit. C. a plaintiff by a defendant, or a defendant by a plaintiff. D. none of the listed persons. 43. In the voir dire (jury selection) process, a prospective juror may not be challenged, due to A. the prospective juror’s bias B. the prospective juror’s race C. the prospective juror’s gender D. the prospective juror's race or gender.

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39) A federal district court has the power to decide a contract dispute lawsuit if:

Ans - Option (C) - The plaintiff and defendant are citizens of different states, and the amount in dispute exceeds $75,000.

40) Which of the following is a method of alternative dispute resolution?

Ans - Option (D) - Mediation, Negotiated settlement, and Arbitration

41) Methods by which parties can gather evidence to prove their cases at trial include

Ans - Option (C) - Requests for admission and interrogatories.

42) Requests for production of documents can be directed to

Ans - Option (C) - A plaintiff by a defendant, or a defendant by a plaintiff.

43) In the voir dire (jury selection) process, a prospective juror may not be challenged, due to

Ans - Option (D) - the prospective juror's race or gender.

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