The constitution limits the jurisdiction of federal courts to

question 19 options:

allow them to hear only disputes between two private parties

allow them to focus on the most important cases

prevent them from interfering with state courts

prevent them from handling cases that involve the federal government

The Constitution limits the jurisdiction of federal courts to prevent them from interfering with state courts.

Option 3

Explanation:

The legal system in the United States has been divided between Federal Courts and State Courts. The State Courts haven't been given the powers to pass rulings in cases pertaining to national issues. That power is retained by the Federal Courts.

The Federal Courts except for the United States Supreme Court haven't been given the powers to hear and pass rulings on internal matters pertaining to the states.

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