Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, November 15, 2007 at 7:41am.
Consider the nature of the alleged offense, and the nature of the residence of the litigants.
A federal statue (like the Statue of Liberty?) or a statute (a law)??
Be sure to be careful about your terms. Another easily mixed up pair is this: ordinance and ordnance.
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