Question

courts of general jurisdiction typically have
a judge and jury.
a judge only.
a jury only.
a panel of judges.

Explanation:

Courts of general jurisdiction (like trial courts in many legal systems) typically conduct trials with both a judge (to oversee legal procedures, rule on law) and a jury (to decide facts in criminal and some civil cases). A judge - only is more for courts with limited jurisdiction or some appellate - like functions. A jury - only is not standard as legal guidance from a judge is needed. A panel of judges is typical of appellate courts, not general jurisdiction trial courts.

Answer:

A. a judge and jury.