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When Only a Federal Court (Not a State Court) Has

Question 107

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When only a federal court (not a state court) has the power to hear a case it has

A) concurrent jurisdiction.
B) concentrated jurisdiction.
C) in personam jurisdiction.
D) exclusive jurisdiction.

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