Some of the following ten statements about Civil Procedure are true, and some are false. The U.S. Constitution has limited the subject matter jurisdiction of the federal courts by requiring complete diversity in a case based on diversity jurisdiction. The statement is false because the complete diversity requirement flows not from the constitution, but from judicial interpretation of the congressional statute granting diversity jurisdiction. You may, but need not, explain your reasoning in not more than three sentences. Where relevant, assume that the action occurs in federal court in 1994 unless otherwise stated.
B can remove the case to federal court.
A files a complaint against B in federal court. B moves for a more definite statement. The motion is denied. B then files an answer, which includes the defense of lack of personal jurisdiction. If B lacks sufficient contacts for the assertion of personal jurisdiction to be constitutionally permissible, A's suit should be dismissed.