Jurisdiction means the

authority to hear and rule on a certain type of case

ruling or outcome of any criminal or civil court case

selection of judges for the federal judicial branch

petitioning of cases to the highest federal court

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Jurisdiction means the

 authority to hear and rule on a certain type of case

 ruling or outcome of any criminal or civil court case

 selection of judges for the federal judicial branch

 petitioning of cases to the highest federal court

anonymous · Answer

I'm pretty sure it's A.

anonymous · Answer

Because Jurisdiction is the official power to make legal decisions and judgments.

anonymous · Answer

ok, thank you

anonymous · Answer

No problem.

anonymous · Answer

Article III of the U.S. Constitution

 establishes the state court systems

 names only the Supreme Court

 creates the U.S. District Courts

 divides the states into circuits

anonymous · Answer

A or C. I'm really not sure on this one. This might help you out >> http://kids.laws.com/article-3 << I know it says "kids" laws but, it's just so easy to read lol.