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Title: A federal district court generally has the authority to accept a case for adjudication: Post by: Alansgirl on Jan 27, 2018 A federal district court generally has the authority to accept a case for adjudication:
a. whenever the amount in controversy is more than 100,000 b. only if it involves a constitutional question c. if the state courts refuse jurisdiction d. in any instance; federal courts can have jurisdiction over all litigation e. none of the other choices are correct Title: A federal district court generally has the authority to accept a case for adjudication: Post by: al on Jan 27, 2018 e
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