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A) judicial review.
B) voir dire.
C) unconstitutional.
D) the rule of four.
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A) arbitration.
B) litigation.
C) mediation.
D) negotiation.
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A) arbitration.
B) mediation.
C) negotiation.
D) none of the choices.
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A) the arbitration rules and procedures are unfair to one of the parties.
B) the parties did not specify limits to the disputes that may be submitted.
C) the relevant arbitration statute does not exclude the claim in dispute.
D) a party who agreed to the clause later opposes arbitration.
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A) venue.
B) exclusive jurisdiction.
C) standing to sue.
D) minimum contacts.
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A) an issue of federal law is involved.
B) the United States Supreme Court rules on it.
C) the state's highest court make the decision.
D) a U.S. magistrate judge decides the case.
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A) any of the choices.
B) litigate it.
C) settle it between themselves.
D) resolve it through an alternative method, such as arbitration.
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A) arbitration.
B) mediation.
C) negotiation.
D) early neutral case evaluation.
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A) appellate jurisdiction.
B) general jurisdiction.
C) limited jurisdiction.
D) no jurisdiction.
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A) the subject of a lawsuit.
B) the sum in controversy.
C) whether the proceeding is a trial or an appeal.
D) the prior experience of the court in deciding similar disputes.
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