In the state court,the judge is elected,and the jury may be familiar with or sympathetic to the "local" plaintiff.

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In many state court systems, judges are elected officials and may be re-elected based on their reputation and familiarity within the local community. Additionally, juries are typically composed of individuals from the same community as the plaintiff, which could potentially lead to more sympathy or bias towards the local party.

In the State Court,the Judge Is Elected,and the Jury May