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Which type of jurisdiction do federal trial courts have

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  1. Yesterday, 18:08
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    The U. S government set up federal courts to solve disputes that concern the federal Constitution and laws enacted by Congress known as statutes. A state founds state courts by a state, county, or city inside that state, and even though state courts strengthen the federal Constitution and the laws, they solve the majority of cases that involve the constitution and laws of a determined state.
  2. Yesterday, 18:11
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    Federal trial Courts have jurisdiction over Federal areas within the states
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