How do state court judges differ from federal judges?

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Daniel Garmoshka · Answer 1 · 2022-03-22T13:39:31+0000

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The judges who preside over state and federal cases are different. U.S. District Judges hear both civil and criminal cases within their federal jurisdiction. State judges are typically elected or appointed for a limited number of years.

How do state court judges differ from federal judges?

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