Q: While reading the newspaper, you note a case that is being handled by the U.S. District Court in Hammond, Indiana. From
It is a federal trial court case.
Not enough information to determine.
t is a state trial court case.
It is a federal appellate court.
A: An Indiana attorney could advise best but your question remains open for a week. Although students sometimes seek guidance on Justia, this appears to be a question based on an actual, real-life setting. It would be a federal trial court case. District courts are the first level trial courts in the U.S. Federal Court System. Good luck
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