A motion for a change of venue would typically be granted where ________.
A) a court does not have personal jurisdiction over the plaintiff
B) selection of an impartial jury would be unlikely at the original venue location
C) the party losing a case would like a retrial in another location
D) a court does not have subject matter jurisdiction

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A motion for a change of venue would typically be granted if the original venue location would make it difficult to select an impartial jury. This can happen due to pretrial publicity or other factors that would prejudice potential jurors. The other options presented do not relate to the typical reasons for granting a change of venue.

A Motion for a Change of Venue Would Typically Be