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Answer:

personal and subject matter

Explaination:

State courts have concurrent jurisdiction in most cases. ... Under federal and state laws and court rules, a court may exercise its inherent authority only if it has two types of jurisdiction: personal and subject matter. PERSONAL JURISDICTION is the authority that a court has over the parties in the case.

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The two types of jurisdiction in state courts are personal and subject matter.

The following information regarding the state court is as follows:

  • The state court is the court that could have jurisdiction with the state territory.
  • It is the final arbiter with respect to the state constitution.
  • It includes two types i.e personal & subject matter.
  • In personal, the court has the authority for over the parties.
  • And, in subject matter it is related to the particular case.  

Therefore we can conclude that the above are the two types.

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