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Jurisdiction can relate to the location of a case as well as the subject matter of litigation.
 
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Give an example of a parenthetical used for show the marking of exhibit number five for the plaintiff for identification. The exhibit is a copy of a driver's license belonging to the defendant.
 
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Answer to Question 1

True

Answer to Question 2

Plaintiff's Exhibit No. 5, a copy of defendant's driver's license, was marked for identification.





 

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