If the jurisdiction for a case falls only with the state or federal court, but not both, then the case is considered

A. exclusive.

B. divided.

C. shared.

D. concurrent.

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Bianca Arnold

11 September, 01:03

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Jean Burgess · Answer 1

I think it might be D. concurrent Because two concurrent courts of law.

accordant or agreeing: concurrent testimony by three witnesses.

Sawyer Shea · Answer 2

It's d concurrent ik I took it before

If the jurisdiction for a case falls only with the state or federal court, but not both, then the case is consideredA. exclusive.B. divided.C. shared.D. concurrent.