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When Is a State Court Case a Federal Case? Or Can State Trial-Court Cases of an Appellate Nature Be Taken to Federal Court?

Jay E. Grenig

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Key concepts: Federal court, Remand (court procedure), Law, Law of the case, Court of equity, Trial court, Court of record, Political science

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