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Question 26 • ~SS - Spanish 1 CR-SS

Which statements best compare the federal and state courts? Choose two correct answers.

Answer
A
Federal courts do not hear any cases involving state laws and actions.
B
State judicial branches make laws, but federal judicial branches only interpret the law.
C
Most court cases in the US judicial system end up in a federal court rather than a state court.
D
State courts tend to hear everyday cases involving crimes, family matters, and juvenile affairs.
E
Federal courts can hear state laws that may conflict with the meaning of the US Constitution.

Explanation

State courts handle most cases, including common criminal cases, family matters, and juvenile affairs, so D is correct. Federal courts can consider whether a state law conflicts with the U.S. Constitution, making E correct. A is too broad because federal courts can hear some cases involving state laws, and C is incorrect because most cases are resolved in state courts.

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