A decision on a question of state law is final when
A)an issue of federal law is involved.
B)the United States Supreme Court rules on it.
C)the state's highest court make the decision.
D)a U.S. magistrate judge decides the case.

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A decision on a question of state law is considered final when it is made by the state's highest court. This is because the state's highest court is the ultimate authority on the interpretation and application of that state's laws.

A Decision on a Question of State Law Is Final