general jurisdiction definition
general jurisdiction means the jurisdiction of an industrial magistrate’s court under —
general jurisdiction means the jurisdiction the juvenile court retained over a
general jurisdiction means the jurisdiction the juvenile court maintains over a nonminor under section 303(b) at the time of the dismissal of dependency jurisdiction, delinquency jurisdiction, or transition jurisdiction for the purpose of considering a request to resume its dependency jurisdiction or to assume or resume its transition jurisdiction over the person as a nonminor dependent.
More Definitions of general jurisdiction
general jurisdiction means the jurisdiction the juvenile court retained maintains
general jurisdiction means courts that have no limit on the types of criminal and civil cases they may hear. Superior Courts are courts of general jurisdiction.
general jurisdiction means that a defendant’s activities are so systematic and continuous that it can be sued in the forum state on any claim–related or unrelated to those activities; in contrast, “specific jurisdiction” sufficient to establish minimum contacts for the first tier of due process analysis is present when the lawsuit in the forum is based on the defendant’s very contacts with the state. For an articulation of general jurisdiction, see North Texas Steel Co.