Advantages and Limitations of Moving to Federal Court

The chapter explores the advantages and limitations of moving a case to federal court, including the composition of the jury pool and the application of federal rules of criminal procedure. It also discusses the inapplicability of a presidential pardon and briefly touches on the differences between federal and state courts.

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