Which court would have original jurisdiction over a case in which one state sued another?

State supreme court

U. S. Supreme Court

U. S. Court of Appeals

U. S. District Court

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12 January, 05:30

Which court would have original jurisdiction over a case in which one state sued another?

State supreme court

U. S. Supreme Court

U. S. Court of Appeals

U. S. District Court

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Nathan Herrera · Answer 1

It depends what the situation is, but I think that for the most part it is C the U. S. Court of Appeals. U. S. Court of Appeals has districts that group certain states together, for instance, Alabama is grouped with Georgia and Florida. So, I say it is C because I do not think Maine (district 1) would be too concerned over what Georgia (district 11) does. But if for some reason that does happen, I suppose it would go to the U. S Supreme Court.

Which court would have original jurisdiction over a case in which one state sued another?State supreme courtU. S. Supreme CourtU. S. Court of AppealsU. S. District Court

Which court would have original jurisdiction over a case in which one state sued another?

State supreme court

U. S. Supreme Court

U. S. Court of Appeals

U. S. District Court