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Which of the following cases would be heard in a U.S. District Court? a person claiming her problems are because of state laws that are unfair a person claiming he is innocent of crimes committed in various counties in his state a person claiming her state court of last resort violated her rights under the Constitution a person alleging his former business associate stole all his money and destroyed property

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A person claiming her state court of last resort violated her rights under the Constitution is the only case that would be heard in a United States District Court.
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A case that can be heard in a U.S. District Court is a person claiming her state court of last resort violated her rights under the Constitution.

U.S. District Courts:

  • Are federal courts
  • Are only permitted to hear cases of a federal nature

If a person feels like their state courts have failed them and that this failure relates to a federal issue such as the Constitution, they are free to approach the District Court for redress.

In conclusion, when an issue is federal and has passed through the state court system, it can go to the U.S. District Court.

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