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Which of the following will not give a state trial court the power to hear a civil case?
A. Subject-matter jurisdiction plus in personam jurisdiction
B. Subject-matter jurisdiction plus in rem jurisdiction
C. In personam jurisdiction plus in rem jurisdiction
D. All of the above will give a state trail court the poweer to decide a civil case

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Which of the following will not give a state trial court the power to hear a civil case?
A. Subject-matter jurisdiction plus in personam jurisdiction
B. Subject-matter jurisdiction plus in rem jurisdiction
C. In personam jurisdiction plus in rem jurisdiction
D. All of the above will give a state trail court the poweer to decide a civil case

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C. In personam jurisdiction plus in rem jurisdiction

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