Original Jurisdiction Cases Constitute

question 37

Multiple Choice

Original jurisdiction cases constitute:

• A)Cases in which the Supreme Court has no jurisdiction
• B)Cases that exceed the threshold damages amount.
• C)A small category of cases that go straight to the U.S.Supreme Court to hear the case for a first time,rather than on appeal.
• D)Lawsuits that deal with state issues
• E)Cases in which it the state or federal jurisdiction is not clear.

Identify and apply the most appropriate method of establishing probability based on the nature of the event or outcome under consideration.

Understand the concept of subjective assessment in determining probabilities.

Understand and apply different methods for establishing probabilities (method of equal alternatives, method of frequency, intuitive judgment, counting method).

Distinguish between situations where each outcome has a different probability and those where they do not.

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