Kish v. Wright

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• “[T]he trial court does have concurrent jurisdiction and the power of discretion as to whether or not it will invoke that jurisdiction in a particular case.”
• \State courts can exercise concurrent jurisdiction with the Federal courts in cases arising under the ... laws and treaties of the United States ... where it is not excluded by express provision\ (citation omitted)
• “State courts can exercise concurrent jurisdiction with the Federal courts in cases arising under the . . . laws and treaties of the United States . . . where it is not excluded by express provision” (citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).