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Cassandra (South Carolina) was tasered during an arrest by Phaedra (North Carolina) while visiting family in Raleigh. She sued Phaedra for a federal civil rights violation because of excessive force in North Carolina state court. Phaedra removed to North Carolina federal court. Was the removal valid? Take a moment to think and then register your answer with your clicker.A.No.B.No because Phaedra was sued in her home state.C.Yes because there is complete diversity.D.Yes.
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