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1 Example: federal jurisdiction Freedom of speech Disagreement over water Tax evasion Sueing in another state Us army van hit your car Dispute american citizen and foreign govt. Right of property recovered from shipwreck Us diplomat breaks american law in another country

2 Section 1 review 1. Jurisdiction- the authority to hear and decide a case. Exlusive jursisdiction-only the federal courts may hear and decide cases. Concurrent jurisdiction-both states decide the law. 2. It means everybody has the same rights and must follow the same laws no matter sex, race, or there wealth.

3 Section 1 review 3. the supreme court can gaurentee a fair trial. Ex2: 2 states fighting over a boundry dispute, fighting over rights to a river. 4. constitution provided for the development Kinds of case Cases involving the constitution Involving federal law Foreign govt. and treaties

4 Ch.8 section 1&2 vocab

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