Harry Potter (Vermont) was alternating between playing oculus quest and the valve index virtuality headsets while flying on his broom. He got into an accident with Draco Malfoy (New Hampshire), who was out flying on an experimental broomstick. When they collided, the oculus quest began leaking out acid which combined with magical properties in Draco's broom stick to set it on fire and temporarily deprive Draco of his magical powers; fortunately, Draco was wearing a parachute and was able to bail out. As soon as he landed, he contacted his lawyers Crabbe and Goyle, and sued Harry for negligence, asserting $100,000 in damages. Harry impleaded Weasley Electronic Repairs, Inc., which has its principal place of business, and is incorporated in, New Hampshire, under Rule 14. Harry claimed that in repairing his virtual reality headsets, Weasley Electronic Repairs inserted acid into them and sought $50,000 in damages. Weasley Electronic Repairs filed a motion to dismiss Harry's impleader claim. True or false, 1367(b) precludes supplemental jurisdiction over the impleader claim?A.TrueB.False

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