State courts cannot have concurrent jurisdiction with federal courts. True or False

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Griffin Chavez

Social Studies

23 February, 20:55

State courts cannot have concurrent jurisdiction with federal courts. True or False

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Alia Gallegos · Answer 1

Answer:True

Explanation:

For any case handle by the state jury, the federal court have the Supreme power to decide on the case without giving room for state court to do in reciprocal.