Question

us district courts hear federal cases involving state and local issues. civil and state issues. civil and criminal issues. criminal and international issues.

Explanation:

US District Courts are federal courts that handle federal cases, which can involve civil (e.g., disputes over federal laws, contracts) and criminal (e.g., federal crimes like drug trafficking across states, tax evasion) issues. State and local issues are typically handled by state courts, civil and state issues mix state and federal which is not correct for federal district courts, and international issues are more complex and not the primary focus of US District Courts in the same way civil and criminal federal cases are. So the correct option is the one about civil and criminal issues.

Answer:

civil and criminal issues. (Assuming the option with "civil and criminal issues" is the correct one; if there was an option label like "C. civil and criminal issues", then it would be C. civil and criminal issues)