For a court to have authority to hear a case:
A) The plaintiff must have standing to sue.
B) The court must have jurisdiction.
C) The case must be brought in the proper venue.
D) All of the above
D
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Which of the following is a difference between arbitration and minitrials?
A) The disputants are not represented by legal counsel in a minitrial, unlike in arbitration. B) The parties are more likely to be involved in direct communication during arbitration than in minitrials. C) The neutral party in arbitration is appointed by a court, but they are selected by the disputants in a minitrial. D) The neutral adviser in minitrials provides an opinion on the case, whereas the arbitrator delivers a binding decision.
Ethical principles commonly applied to the collection and use of personal information include
A) choice or consent. B) access or participation. C) integrity or security. D) all of the above.