Question

13 multiple choice 0.5 points the first court in the federal court system is: the supreme court appellate court trial court circuit court previous

Explanation:

In the federal court system, the first (trial) courts where cases are initially heard are trial courts (also called district courts, though "Trial court" is the option here). The Supreme Court is the highest court, Appellate/Circuit Courts handle appeals, so the first court in the federal system for a case is the trial court.

Answer:

Trial court (the option labeled "Trial court")