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Does the court have basis to dismiss the action?

  • Yes, because Paul is a Texas resident
  • No, because the case involves diversity jurisdiction (correct)
  • Yes, because Drunk Driver is a Lousianna resident
  • No, because Paul is suing for $75,000
  • What is the main reason Paul sues Drunk Driver in Federal Court?

  • Because Paul is a Texas resident
  • Because Drunk Driver is a Lousianna resident
  • Because the accident occurred in Texas
  • Because the amount in controversy exceeds $75,000 (correct)
  • Why does Drunk Driver move to dismiss the action?

  • Because Paul is a Texas resident
  • Because Drunk Driver is a Lousianna resident
  • Because there is lack of diversity jurisdiction (correct)
  • Because the accident occurred in Texas
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    Does the court have basis to dismiss the action? What is the main reason Paul sues Drunk Driver in Federal Court? Why does Drunk Driver move to dismiss the action?

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    Test your knowledge of diversity jurisdiction with this quiz! Explore a scenario where a Texas resident sues a Louisiana resident in federal court for injuries caused by a drunk driving accident. Determine whether the court has grounds to dismiss the action based on diversity jurisdiction.

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