In the Pakootas V

question 63

Multiple Choice

In the Pakootas v.Teck Cominco Metals,Inc.case discussed in the text,plaintiffs sued the defendant Canadian corporation in a United States court,regarding an order under CERCLA pertaining to its contamination of water in Canada that reached the U.S.Was the Canadian corporation subject to the courts of the United States?

• A) The court ruled that the defendant lacked the minimum contacts necessary to require it to submit to the jurisdiction of a U.S.court.
• B) The court ruled that subject matter jurisdiction did not exist.
• C) The court ruled that the defendant was subject to jurisdiction in the U.S.court.
• D) The court ruled that the defendant lacked the minimum contacts necessary to require it to submit to the jurisdiction of a U.S.court and that subject matter jurisdiction did not exist.

Learn about user preferences for technology in supporting complex discussions.

Understand the concept of social presence theory in the context of technology use.

Recognize the visibility technology brings to workplace activities.

Acknowledge the political implications of using technology in the workplace.

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