The _______ Is a Jurisdictional Test Required by Due Process

question 64

Multiple Choice

The _______ is a jurisdictional test required by due process that looks to see if a person had such associations with a state, did business within the state, and could reasonably have anticipated that it would have to defend itself there.

• A) effects test
• B) minimum contacts test
• C) jurisdictional rule of reason test
• D) per se test

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Definitions:

Jury Selection

The process of choosing jurors who will serve on a trial jury from a pool of candidates.

Minitrial

A type of conflict resolution in which lawyers for each side present their arguments to a neutral adviser, who then offers an opinion as to what the verdict would be if the case went to trial. This decision is not binding.

Neutral Third Party

An impartial person or entity involved in a conflict or negotiation to facilitate a resolution without bias.

Nonbinding Opinion

A nonbinding opinion is an advisory judgment or advice offered by an authority that does not have compulsory legal force.