Federal Kidnapping Case Study

. Most of the kidnapping cases are taken to a state court, where the crime occurred. But if the kidnapping across the state lines it will become a federal crime. This is because the Congress adopted an act called Federal Kidnapping. If the kidnapper crosses a different state, the crime falls under federal jurisdiction. Meanwhile, a murder may be categorized as state crime. The state court will hear the case to determine if the defendant has violated the state law.
2. The Internal Revenue Service case can end up in the supreme court, but only if it is appealed later on constitutional grounds. The state does not have jurisdiction over federal agencies, since this is federal crime. The state court can’t do nothing about this case, only the federal