Mastering Civil Procedure: The Personal Jurisdiction Example

This movie explains how to learn the rules regarding personal jurisdiction better and faster.

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Education

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• civil
• jurisdiction
• law
• of
• personal
• procedure
• rules
• school

[PettyPettyWoodChuck]

My pennoyer is sore

[vampySARAH]

THANK YOU!!!!!! this is helpful for my business law class

[srv2be88]

@JimmyD0YLE

Doesnt rule 12(h)(1) say that you waive your right to contest personal jurisdiction by filing any motion or responsive pleading that does not address personal jursidiction?

[lightbrowneyesusa]

Thank you very much for posting this video. I have a business class and this helps a lot.

[omniwind]

@japanimesuki marbury vs madison 1803 5US137, our Federal Constitutional rights are superior to all legislation, rules, codes, acts, bylaws, statutes and that law is the supreme law of the land, including ALL states, the fourteenth amendment gives you two citizenships per Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins, 304 U.S. 64 (1938), creating a duality of citizenship were you give up your constitutional rights by being a national citizen read the 14th amendment very carefully it talks about two citizenship

[bxlxix69]

The 14th AMD is for second class "citizens of the United States" and the 5th Article of the Bill of Rights is for Citizens of the States.

[JapanAnimeSuki]

@bxlxix69

the 14th amendment made the due process clause of the 5th amendment applicable to the states.

[illijah]

No first we look for a Traditional Base of jurisdiction....

[bxlxix69]

@maxluxur01 1st when they ask your name say "My father told me that my name is...." BAM! Hearsay, no certification. If they ask you birth date Say "My mother told me it was...." BAMMM!!! Hearsay, No Certification..." "Never Pull out you driver's license if you didn't change your signature to "without prejudice" either. etc. And if they refuse your the "administrator" pass them your "Certificate of Birth" and anounce that the court is now in custody of the person "then state the name"

[bxlxix69]

Due process is found in the 5th Amendment, what is that 14th AMD crap?