The founding fathers engaged in a vigorous debate over whether there should be a federal court system separate from the state systems. Those who supported a strong federal judiciary ultimately prevailed. Subsequent expansion of the federal courts has created a contemporary controversy over how to alleviate the problem of rising caseloads within the federal court system.
-Which of the following proposals would our Federalist founding fathers most likely support?

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The founding fathers engaged in a vigorous debate over whether there should be a federal court system separate from the state systems.  Those who supported a strong federal judiciary ultimately prevailed.  Subsequent expansion of the federal courts has created a contemporary controversy over how to alleviate the problem of rising caseloads within the federal court system.
-Which of the following proposals would our Federalist founding fathers most likely support?

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The Federalist founding fathers, who supported a strong federal judiciary, would likely support the creation of several new Article I legislative courts to manage rising caseloads, as this aligns with their vision of a robust federal court system.

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