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Cases that must be heard by a federal court include cases involving laws passed by Congress or interpretation of the Constitution. A case must be heard in a federal court if 1) the United States government is one of the parties; 2) there is a possible violation of the U.S. of the U.S. Constitution or federal law; 3) the opposing parties are residents of different states, and the amount of money involved is more than $75,000; or 4) the case involves bankruptcy, maritime law, copyrights, or patents.

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The Federal court are authorized to hear only cases involving the United States Constitution or federal statute.

The type of case that must be heard in a federal court includes:

  • if the U.S. government is one of the parties

  • if there is a possible violation of the Constitution or federal law

  • if the opposing parties are residents of different states

  • If the case involve an amount of money more than $75,000

  • if the case involves bankruptcy, maritime law, copyrights, patents etc

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