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Forum non conveniens: (Multiple Choice)

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Forum non conveniens: (Multiple Choice)

Forum non conveniens:
A) is a principle of U.S. justice.
B) is a principle of jurisdiction.
C) can require a case to be sent out of the U.S.
D) All of the above

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