QUESTION 14 In order to bring an action in federal court under federal question jurisdiction, the plaintiff's claim must

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QUESTION 14
In order to bring an action in federal court under federal
question jurisdiction, the plaintiff's claim must be for at least
$100,000.00.
True
False
QUESTION 15
Plaintiff is from Queens County, New York. Defendant is from
Suffolk County, New York. Plaintiff is suing defendant for
$200,000.00 for breach of contract. The action may be brought in
federal court under diversity of citizenship jurisdiction.
True
False
QUESTION 16
The first stage of the lawsuit is known as the Discovery
Stage.
True
False
QUESTION 17
A pleading is a decision made by a judge after a trial.
True
False
QUESTION 18
The first pleading in a lawsuit is the answer.
True
False
QUESTION 19
A plaintiff may allege more than one cause of action in his or
her complaint.
True
False
QUESTION 20
A counterclaim is a claim asserted by one defendant against
another defendant.
True
False
QUESTION 21
Interrogatories are questions that one party in a lawsuit serves
upon another party who is then required to answer such questions in
writing and under oath.
True
False
QUESTION 22
At a deposition, the party who is testifying
is not under oath.
True
False
QUESTION 23
When a lawyer makes a peremptory challenge to a prospective
juror during jury selection, the lawyer who made the challenge must
give a reason for the challenge.
True
False
QUESTION 24
In a trial, the burden of proof is always on the defendant for
all matters.
True
False
QUESTION 25
Generally, a lawyer who calls a witness cross-examines that
witness.
True
False
QUESTION 26
It is proper to ask leading questions in direct examination of
all witnesses.
True
False
QUESTION 27
During a trial, evidence that is presented must be admissible
under the rules of evidence.
True
False
QUESTION 28
Hearsay refers to statements which are made out of court and
which are sought to be introduced to prove the truth of the matter
asserted.
True
False
QUESTION 29
In mediation, the mediator makes a decision that decides the
case.
True
False