Whenever a Plaintiff's Cause of Action Is Based, at Least

question 46

Multiple Choice

Whenever a plaintiff's cause of action is based, at least in part, on the U.S. Constitution, a treaty, or a federal law, then a(n) arises, and the federal courts have subject-matter jurisdiction.

• A)Stare decisis question
• B)Legal question
• C)Federal question
• D)Appellate question

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Definitions:

Temporarily Absent

A situation where an individual or object is not present at a given location or in a specific situation for a short period.

Home Province

The state or region where an individual was born or resides.

Canada Health Act

The legislation that sets the principals for the publicly funded health care system in Canada.

Insured Residents

Individuals living within a certain area who are covered under an insurance policy, protecting them against specific health-related costs.