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This article is from the Legal Research FAQ, by Mark Eckenwiler with numerous contributions by others.
The United States has several different court systems -- at
least 55, if not more. Each state (plus DC, Puerto Rico, Guam, and
the Virgin Islands) has its own system, and then there is the federal
system.
Continue to:
legal, legal research, U.S. court system, statutory citation, regulatory citations
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