If a federal statute does not expressly provide for exclusive jurisdiction,state and local governments have ________ jurisdiction to regulate an area or activity.

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If a federal statute does not expressly provide for exclusive jurisdiction, state and local governments have concurrent jurisdiction to regulate an area or activity. This means that both the federal government and the state/local government have the authority to regulate the same area or activity.

If a Federal Statute Does Not Expressly Provide for Exclusive