In other words, it is not controlling on actions that are tried in State courts, such as the Senator's State and such as Senator Cochran's State.
Howell Heflin: “In other words, it is not controlling on actions that are tried in State courts, such as the Senator's State and such as…”
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Discussing the limitations of federal law on state court actions.
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