If a plaintiff files a case in state court that could also have been filed in federal court,does the defendant have any say in where the case is heard?

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A)When a case falls under concurrent jurisdiction,the defendant can transfer the case to federal court by exercising her right of removal if the case is initially filed in state court.
B)When a case falls under concurrent jurisdiction,the defendant can transfer the case to federal court by exercising her right of removal if the case is initially filed in state court.
C)When a case falls under concurrent jurisdiction,the defendant can transfer the case to federal court by exercising her right of removal if the case is initially filed in state court.
D)When a case falls under concurrent jurisdiction,the defendant can transfer the case to federal court by exercising her right of removal if the case is initially filed in state court.
E)When a case falls under concurrent jurisdiction,the defendant can transfer the case to federal court by exercising her right of removal if the case is initially filed in state court.

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