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Grounds for U.S. courts to hear a case arises from matters of federal law or U.S. constitution, This is more commonly known as: O Majority opinions O Federal questions O Stare decisis O Common law O None
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Grounds for U.S. courts to hear a case arises from matters of federal law or U.S. constitution, This is more commonly known as:

O Majority opinions
O Federal questions
O Stare decisis
O Common law
O None of the above

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Answer: this would be federal courts so I guess federal questions

Explanation: can only be heard if they are authorized by the Constitution or federal statutes

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