A) General personal jurisdiction
B) Specific personal jurisdiction
C) Local personal jurisdiction
D) International personal jurisdiction
E) Domestic personal jurisdiction
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A) There is nothing she can do.
B) She should put a forum selection agreement clause within the contract.
C) She should put a choice of law provision in the contract.
D) She should put a choice of general jurisdiction clause in the contract.
E) She should put a Hague clause in the contract.
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A) The WTO
B) GATT
C) The International Trade Arbitration Forum
D) The Uruguay Round
E) The International Monetary Fund
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A) Judges are appointed or elected.
B) It is an adversarial system.
C) Juries are not used.
D) The judge doesn't typically participate in gathering evidence.
E) There is a right of appeal.
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A) Whether or not the petitioner has the money to travel to a foreign location.
B) The court looks to see who the parties are; corporate citizens or private citizens.
C) The court must balance both private and public interest factors.
D) The court must always look to the federal statutes and international treaties.
E) The court cannot decline jurisdiction based on convenience of the forum but only on whether or not the court has personal jurisidiction.
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A) North Korea follows the civil legal system
B) North Korea follows the common law legal system
C) North Korea follows the Islamic system
D) North Korea follows the Islamic legal system
E) North Korea follows the socialist legal system
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A) Hague Evidence Convention
B) GATT Evidence Convention
C) Multinational Discovery Convention
D) GATT Discovery Convention
E) International Dispute and Discovery Convention
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A) Franchise
B) Distributorship
C) Joint venture
D) Licensing subsidiary
E) Affiliate
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A) Representative foreign agent
B) Engager
C) Licensing agent
D) Distributor
E) Market agent
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A) She is accurate.
B) She is accurate, but only in regard to laws pertaining to employment.
C) She is inaccurate.
D) She is accurate, but only in regard to laws involved with the Uniform Commercial Code.
E) She is accurate, but only if countries are signatories to NAFTA.
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Multiple Choice
A) It applies to transactions involving the commercial sale of goods.
B) National contract law applies in areas not covered by the Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
C) The Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods was adopted in 2000.
D) The United States has adopted the Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
E) The Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods has been ratified by the majority of states in the developed world.
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Multiple Choice
A) When both parties to a sales transaction are residents of the United States.
B) When both parties to a sales transaction engage in interstate commerce.
C) When the parties are residents of different countries and the amount of the sales transaction exceeds $10,000.
D) When the parties are residents of different countries, regardless of the amount of the sales transaction.
E) When the amount of the sales transaction exceeds $10,000.
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Multiple Choice
A) Yes, because WTO member states must treat like goods coming from other WTO member states on an equal basis.
B) No, because WTO member states need not treat like goods coming from other WTO member states the same.
C) No, because Canada does not have most-favored-nation status.
D) No, because the tax does not violate NAFTA.
E) No, because the U.S. is entitled to tax like goods.
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A) Through the advice and consent of two-thirds of the Senate after the president submits the agreement for consideration.
B) Through the advice and consent of two-thirds of the House of Representatives after the president submits the agreement for consideration.
C) Through the advice and consent of two-thirds of the Senate and two-thirds of the House of Representatives after the president submits the agreement for consideration.
D) Through consent of the president.
E) Through the consent of the president and the approval of at least half the individual state legislatures.
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Multiple Choice
A) If DroneTek had a distributor in Illinois.
B) If Illinois were part of the D2000's chain of distribution .
C) If DroneTek's sales in Illinois were over $50,000.
D) If all D2000s were found to have a product defect.
E) If Illinois were part of DroneTek's stream of commerce.
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A) Yes, because the D2000 was sold in Illinois.
B) Yes, if the value of Reymond's claim is over $50,000.
C) No, because DroneTek does not maintain a presence in Illinois.
D) Yes, because its product was defective and injured a resident of Illinois.
E) No, because Illinois has specific personal jurisdiction over DroneTek.
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A) theory of res judicata
B) act of state doctrine
C) doctrine of correctness
D) theory of comity
E) theory of full faith and credit.
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A) Willie was incorrect, and following his advice would put Cecelia in danger of violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
B) Willie was incorrect, and following his advice would put Cecelia in danger of violating foreign laws in the countries in which she makes such offers; but she would not be in danger of violating any U.S. laws.
C) Willie was incorrect, and following his advice would put Cecelia in danger of violating the Uniform Anti-Bribery Statute.
D) Willie was incorrect, and following his advice would put Cecelia in danger of violating the federal Unfair Competition Act.
E) Willie was correct, and following his advice is a good idea for Cecelia.
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Multiple Choice
A) Forum non conveniens
B) Abstention
C) Convenience del forum
D) Jurisdictional convenience
E) Absolute privilege
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