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A federal consumer statute creates a private damages action and allows suit in state or federal court. State courts in State D hear comparable state consumer-protection claims, but a State D statute instructs its courts to dismiss all claims created by this federal statute because the state legislature opposes the federal policy. A consumer files the federal claim in State D trial court.
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The state court must hear the case only if Congress pays the state judge's salary for the time spent on the case. The state court may refuse the case because federal claims must be heard only in federal court. The state court generally may not discriminate against a federal cause of action when it has ordinary jurisdiction over comparable state-law claims, because the Supremacy Clause binds state judges. The state court may refuse the case unless the plaintiff and defendant are citizens of different states.

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