If either state courts or federal courts have the power to hear a dispute this is known as:
A) simultaneous jurisdiction
B) alternate jurisdiction
C) removal jurisdiction
D) equitable jurisdiction
E) none of the other choices are correct
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Q378: State courts may never have jurisdiction in
Q379: Federal courts have exclusive jurisdiction over cases
Q380: Federal crimes, bankruptcy, patents and copyrights are
Q381: A defendant may not remove a case
Q382: State courts often have jurisdiction to hear
Q384: In Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins, where
Q385: Right of removal allows:
A) defendants to have
Q386: Parties to a suit may prefer state
Q387: Concurrent jurisdiction is when the:
A) state trial
Q388: Right of removal is intended to:
A) keep
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