Question

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of the three levels of the federal court system, what court is granted both original and appellate jurisdiction? (1 point)
all courts at the federal level
the supreme court
the district court
the circuit court

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the federal court system's jurisdiction:

• "All courts at the federal level" is incorrect as different courts have different jurisdiction types.
• District courts have only original jurisdiction (hear cases first).
• Circuit courts (appellate courts) have mainly appellate jurisdiction (review lower - court decisions).
• The Supreme Court can have original jurisdiction (e.g., cases between states) and appellate jurisdiction (reviewing decisions from lower federal courts or state courts in certain cases).

Answer:

B. the Supreme Court