Choose the term that best completes each sentence. Use each term only once

A court's authority to hear a case is its

jurisdiction

The Supreme Court may hear a case

first heard in a lower court under its

original jurisdiction.

When a court hears a case that has not

been heard before, it is exercising

appellate jurisdiction.

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23 November, 06:39

Choose the term that best completes each sentence. Use each term only once

A court's authority to hear a case is its

jurisdiction

The Supreme Court may hear a case

first heard in a lower court under its

original jurisdiction.

When a court hears a case that has not

been heard before, it is exercising

appellate jurisdiction.

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Rowan · Answer 1

a courts authority to hear a case is its jurisdiction

the supreme court may hear a case first heard in a lower court under its appellate jurisdiction

When a court hears a case that has not been heard before, its exercising original jurisdiction