Federal Courts Are Sometimes Called Upon to Decide Whether,in a Given

question 7

Multiple Choice

Federal courts are sometimes called upon to decide whether,in a given circumstance,it is appropriate to overturn state courts' decisions.Generally ____________________.

• A) federal courts would rather overturn state court decisions because of federal court supremacy provision
• B) federal courts would rather defer to the state courts if the matter is internal to the states and does not obviously violate national law
• C) federal courts would rather defer to the state courts if the matter is internal to the states despite violating national law
• D) federal courts cannot overturn state court decisions because of the confederal court supremacy provision
• E) federal courts would rather defer to the state courts if the matter is external to the states and does not obviously violate state law

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