When may an appeal be taken from a state court to a federal court?
The lowest grade of federal court is the district court, held in each of the districts (about eighty) into which the country is divided.
Conversely, the admission against a defendant in a federal court of testimony given by him in a state court under a statute of immunity is valid.
A federal court's observance of a State statute making a certified copy of a coroner's verdict prima facie evidence of the facts stated.
Let no one fancy that the restraint placed on the power of ordinary legislation by the authority of a Federal Court; which alone can interpret the constitution, is a mere form which has no practical effect.
It comprises but a single tribunal, the Bundesgericht, or Federal Court.
The scheme suggested contemplated the establishment of a directory, an assembly composed of delegates from the various diets, and a federal court of appeal.
Many American lawyers have never brought an action in a federal court.
If an action framed in this method be removed from a State court to a federal court, the plaintiff must thereupon split it in two, and present his case at law on one set of papers and his case in equity on another.
Paragraph 13 On 31 August McInerney sued the election commissioner and other officials, in federal court in Wilmington, to put him on the ballot as the nominee of the Delaware Party.
Hutton Trust infederal court in Wilmington, and I filed it 'pro se', which means for myself, without any attorney representing me.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "federal court" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
