With Regards to Internet Jurisdiction, Which of the Following Statements

question 90

Multiple Choice

With regards to internet jurisdiction, which of the following statements is true?

• A) Many jurisdictions have passed long-arm statutes allowing them to take jurisdiction only if the person being sued is a resident of that jurisdiction.
• B) Canadian courts are willing to find jurisdiction where there is a degree of interactivity and substantial connection between the act complained of and the province.
• C) Every jurisdiction has a different set of laws, and each internet user should conform to the local laws of each nation, state, or province.
• D) Valid laws apply to the internet, and there have been no difficulties in determining what laws apply to the internet and internet transactions.
• E) Judicial action is allowed only if the person being sued is a resident of that jurisdiction and directly involved.

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Definitions:

Judicial Review

The power of courts to assess the constitutionality of laws and government actions, striking down those that violate the constitution.

Marbury v. Madison

The 1803 Supreme Court case that established the principle of judicial review in the United States, confirming the judiciary's authority to invalidate legislation or executive actions deemed unconstitutional.

Bill of Rights

The opening ten amendments of the United States Constitution, ensuring fundamental rights and freedoms to the people of America.

Federal Circuit Court of Appeals

A court within the U.S. federal judiciary system that has appellate jurisdiction over a wide range of cases, including patent law and international trade.