Question

The name of the court with final authority on the Constitution should appear in the section labeled

A
C
F
D

Answer 1

@Shadow

Answer 2

I cant get the other image from the previous question

Answer 3

@Shadow

Answer 4

um @Shadow ???????

Answer 5

Reference the graphic that Vocaloid posted in the last question. I don't know how to post images like that.

Answer 6

A hierarchy is basically 'who is the boss.' That's the person on top. The judicial branch is supposed to interpret the laws, as well as the Constitution. Therefore the most powerful court would have the final authority.

Answer 7

soo

Answer 8

its the supreme court then??

Answer 9

Correct

Answer 10

so then its d

Answer 11

mhm

Answer 12

oki oki

Answer 13

what does jurisdiction mean

Answer 14

It basically means the power that some entity has over an area. For example, as a QuestionCove moderator, I have jurisdiction over the entire site. But it doesn't extend beyond that, for example, to another site like YouTube.

Answer 15

ohhhh oki

Answer 16

Some times it's geographical, like police officers only handle cases in their districts or counties for example. In other cases it's more conceptual, like a court only handles certain types of cases. A court of appeals only handles cases that have been appealed for, and a state court only has jurisdiction over crimes in their state. This seems geographical, but if a federal crime is committed, the U.S. District Court would handle it.