Chapter  6
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This is a particularly important chapter.

What are the requirements that must be met before a lawsuit can be brought to a particular court by a particular party?

 
 

Name eight things that paralegals may do.

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Define jurisdiction.

 

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Define venue.

 

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How do they differ?

 

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What is "standing to sue"?

 

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What two things must a Plaintiff have to have "standing to sue"?

 

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Name and Describe the five types of jurisdiction listed in the chapter.
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In addition to the types if jurisdiction mentioned there are also the following four plus some others that you will learn about at a later time.
Name Describe
Federal  
State  
Exclusive  
Concurrent  
General  
Special or Limited  
Civil  
Criminal  
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What is a "Long-arm statute and how is it used?

 

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What types of cases are under the jurisdiction of the federal courts?

 

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If the Federal Courts have no jurisdiction over a particular case where would jurisdiction lie?

 

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Name the Federal Courts from highest to lowest.

 
 
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What is the jurisdiction of the Federal District Court?

 

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What is the jurisdiction of the U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals?

 

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What is the jurisdiction of the United States Supreme Court?

 

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Name the Maryland State Courts from highest to lowest.
 
 

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What is the jurisdiction of the Maryland District Court?

 

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What is the jurisdiction of the Maryland Circuit Courts?

 

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What is the jurisdiction of the Maryland Court of Special Appeals?

 

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What is the jurisdiction of the Maryland Court of  Appeals?

 

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When would a Federal and State Court have concurrent jurisdiction?


 

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