The Purpose of Allowing Federal Jurisdiction When a Dispute Arises

question 72

Multiple Choice

The purpose of allowing federal jurisdiction when a dispute arises between citizens of different states is:

• A) to give the defendant an advantage
• B) to give the plaintiff an advantage
• C) to provide a biased forum for handling such disputes
• D) to prevent one state courts from having more cases than another state's courts
• E) none of the other choices are correct

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