Asked by Leonardo Ledgister on Sep 29, 2024

For federal "diversity" jurisdiction to exist:

A) the case must begin in a federal court of appeals.
B) the amount in controversy must exceed $75,000.
C) both the plaintiff and the defendant must be citizens of the same state.
D) the case must pertain to the Constitution,laws,or treaties of the United States.

Diversity Jurisdiction

A legal principle allowing federal courts to hear cases where the parties are from different states or countries and the amount in controversy exceeds a specified threshold.

Federal Court

A court established under the federal judiciary system of a country that deals with matters pertaining to federal laws and constitutional issues.

Amount In Controversy

The monetary value or stake of a lawsuit, determining whether a federal court has jurisdiction over the case.

  • Recognize and elucidate the different forms of jurisdiction, encompassing federal question, diversity, and in rem jurisdiction.