The general jurisdiction trial courts of the federal court system are the United States district courts. Since they do not reside in Louisiana, Louisiana will not have broad jurisdiction over them.
Cases involving the U.S. government, the Constitution, federal statutes, or significant disputes between states or between the U.S. government and governments of concerned foreign states fall under the preview of federal courts that are concerned with general forms of jurisdiction. A general type of jurisdiction exists when a court in a specific state has jurisdiction over a defendant there, regardless of the nature of the claims made. However, if the state in question is claimed to have jurisdiction over a particular defendant because of the defendant's actions there that state itself has given rise to some claims. This would be regarded as a particular category of jurisdiction.
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