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Judicial review

The review by courts of the actions of the executive and legislative branches laws or actions jurisdiction

Jurisdiction

Before any court can address a case, the court must have the authority over the case

In ten jurisdictions

A court exercises authority over property that is located within its boundaries

Long arm statute

A court exercises personal jurisdiction over certain OUT of state defendants

Probate courts

State courts that handle only the disposition of a persons assets and obligations after that persons death

Federal question

An issue arising out of the US constitution, a treaty or federal law

Diversity of citizenship

Where parties to a dispute are residents or different states

Exclusive jurisdiction

When cases may only be tried in either federal or state courts, but not both

Concurrent jurisdiction

When both federal and state courts have the power to hear a case

Venue

Location that is the most appropriate for a trial

Standing to sue

Party bringing the suit must have sufficient stake in the matter to justify relief from the court

Question of fact

What really happened in regard to the dispute being tried

Question of law

Relates to the application or interpretation of the law

Writ of certiorari

A us Supreme Court order to a lower court requiring the latter I send it the record if the case for review

Rule of four

Four us Supreme Court justices must approve the matter

Mediation

A neutral party works with both sides in a dispute to resolve an issue

Arbitration

Neutral third party hears a dispute and imposes a resolution on the parties

Arbitration clause

An element in a contract relating to dispute resolution

Online dispute resolution

The settlement of online disputes, usually involving domain names