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Cases where a person or group violates the Constitution typically fall under the jurisdiction of federal courts, particularly the U.S. District Courts. If the case involves a significant constitutional question, it may eventually be appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals and potentially the Supreme Court. Additionally, state courts can also hear constitutional issues, especially those involving state constitutions, but federal courts handle federal constitutional matters.

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