What are three cases that must be tried in federal court?What are three cases that must be tried in federal court?
1. Diversity jurisdiction (that is a citizen of one state sues another, within the jurisdiction of the court -- over $75,000).
2. Federal Question -- the case presented involves a question of federal law.
3. Specific jurisdiction. A Federal statute gives the federal court exclusive jurisdiction over a claim or cause of action.
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