A federal question case brought in federal district court must meet the minimum dollar amount limit of $75,000.

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This is false. While certain types of federal cases, such as diversity cases involving citizens of different states, may have a minimum dollar amount requirement, many federal question cases do not have such a requirement. The amount in controversy in a federal question case is determined by the value of the legal rights or interests at stake in the litigation, rather than a specific dollar amount.

A Federal Question Case Brought in Federal District Court Must