How does federal court jurisdiction differ from state court jurisdiction

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Beartums · Answer 1 · 2022-05-29T10:42:53+0000

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Federal jurisdiction is the authority to exercise the judicial power of the Commonwealth. State or territory jurisdiction is the authority to exercise the judicial power of a State or Territory. The courts in each polity (Commonwealth, State or Territory) comprise the judicial branch of government in that polity.

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