If you break a law of the United States your case will probably be in.. A Federal court B State Court

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Ikenna · Answer 1 · 2023-06-13T10:11:14+0000

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probably state court it depends on what law you broke

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Im pretty sure there are federal laws, that you will have to face in federal court but other than that im pretty sure its state court

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