Mena placed an order to purchase 12 soccer uniforms for her son's team. She paid for the uniforms, and they should have been delivered within two weeks. The uniforms were never delivered, but the company refuses two refund her money. Mena contacts a lawyer to file a lawsuit aganisnt the company. In which court would this case be heard, and why?
A state court, due to violation of a criminal law ***
A federal court, due to the involvement of a state employee
A county civil court, because the parties are seeking to settle a disagreement
A military tribunal, because the incident involved international relations
Then it would be
A federal court, due to the involvement of a state employee
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The case of Mena against the company for non-delivery of soccer uniforms and refusal to refund her money would most likely be heard in a county civil court. Here's why:
A state court: This option is not applicable because the violation of a criminal law is not mentioned in the scenario. It seems to be a civil matter rather than a criminal one.
A federal court: This option is not applicable either because there is no mention of a state employee being involved in this case. Federal courts typically handle cases involving federal laws, constitutional issues, or disputes between parties from different states.
A military tribunal: This option is not applicable since there is no mention of the incident involving international relations or military involvement. Military tribunals usually deal with cases involving military offenses or violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
Therefore, the most appropriate option is a county civil court. County civil courts handle civil disputes between individuals or entities within a specific county jurisdiction. In this case, Mena is seeking to settle a disagreement with the company over non-delivery and refund of her money, which is a civil matter. The county civil court would have the authority to hear this type of case and render a judgment.
Which criminal law was broken?
Check this site.
http://www.kalcounty.com/courts/district/civildivision/index.htm