Difference between federal court and state court

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Thank you so much. You have just condensed 2 whole chapters of a book into an easy to understand 2 minute video. I approve of this video

[@nonconformist36]

Very concise and straight to the point! Perfect!

[@KeyserSozex]

Maybe I'm late but if you enjoyed the simplicity and honesty here? Look up (Proper or Parse Syntax Grammer) in relation to our status when in either court system, contracts for ownership, agreements, and declarations.

[@YTfancol]

Very well explained , thank you.

[@ItmeFatima]

Love this simple explanation esp. the two states drinking together. LOL Shared

[@legalyou8412]

Nope, sorry geoff101001. State courts are superior to federal courts on matters of state law. In fact, sometimes federal courts have to ask the state supreme courts what the state law is on a subject. And federal laws are not superior to state laws except in certain areas that are defined in the constitution.

[@suomynona]

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[@blackfalcon1324]

It is half right. Federal law supersedes state law, and thus federal courts supersede state courts. However, there needs to be a federal law at issue, you cant just appeal to the federal courts on a state law issue.

[@yoan2472]

I don’t understand anything😭

[@itari1106]

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[@tommyrice647]

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[@2d0llasm0kes3]

when you're trying to find one about the Australian System :(

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[@mirth02]

Dang I wish I could play basketball in the S U P R E M E court.

[@Jackie-wn5hx]

Justice Sotomayor would destroy and humiliate you on the court.

[@brittanybunbury558]

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[@charlieminaj2]

If federal law and state law work side by side or federal courts deal with cases in relation to the USA specifically why do individual states get sued by individuals? when the government on a hole is the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT? Therefore THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is enforcing immigration laws?? but still immigration violations are dealt with in state courts? You said it’s about jurisdiction? I would assume the federal court has more jurisdiction than individual states if federal crimes are more severe?🤦🏼‍♂️help?🤷🏼‍♂️

[@suomynona]

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[@brittanybunbury558]

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[@malghamdi5054]

simple and lovely...thank you

[@martylynchian8628]

If they can enforce the each other laws vice versa, why do state get sued when enforcing immigration law on illegal aliens?

[@charlieminaj2]

Marty Lynchian that’s what I’m saying🤦🏼‍♂️ It would be the illegal alien vrs the USA therefore, so illegal immigration should be enforced in federal court I would assume but the democrats don’t want the law to be upheld🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️🤭

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[@louisakaangelisgeoghaganak3229]

then ladys at kohal i had right go oiutside in the middle no where to vent my spirit was in hell lady knew why she lifted her hand in home depot said you good lift hand you out hell she was awesome much love golden this state of emergency was hell this fire was hell shame on jared shame on denver ................. i had vent only ever hear me hollar or yell is because my spirit was in hell that fire in boulder and louisville was hell court was hell what i told the church had shame on denver

[@jadeb3889]

very nice

[@geoff101001]

So this video is incorrect. A Federal Court has superior power over all state courts. (Ref trump vs Manhatten DA) federal law is superior law and the Supreme Court is the overall final say

[@blackfalcon1324]

Federal law is above state law, but what federal law is can be more limited. So, federal courts can overrule state courts IF they can point to a federal law. However, states can then contest that law under the 10th amendment.

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