The "Federal Court Myth" Overlooks the Fact That

question 24

Multiple Choice

The "federal court myth" overlooks the fact that

• A)most cases arise under state law,not federal law.
• B)nearly all cases that originate in state courts are never reviewed by federal courts.
• C)federal courts must normally accept the facts of a case as determined by a state court when reviewing its decision.
• D)most cases arise under state law,not federal law; nearly all cases that originate in state courts are never reviewed by federal courts; and federal courts must normally accept the facts of a case as determined by a state court when reviewing its decision.
• E)None of these answers is correct.

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