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    A Court Needs to Have Both Subject Matter Jurisdiction and Jurisdiction
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A Court Needs to Have Both Subject Matter Jurisdiction and Jurisdiction

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Question 64

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A court needs to have both subject matter jurisdiction and jurisdiction over the defendant involved before it can hear a particular case.

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