In a case where concurrent jurisdiction exists,a state court may decide a case involving federal questions if:
A)it is a criminal case.
B)it is a civil case.
C)the plaintiff opts for a state court.
D)the defendant belongs to that state.

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Sometimes,federal district courts have concurrent jurisdiction with state courts-meaning that both state and federal courts have jurisdiction over the case.State courts may sometimes decide cases involving federal questions if concurrent jurisdiction exists and the plaintiff opts for a state court.

In a Case Where Concurrent Jurisdiction Exists,a State Court May