Asked by Maleeka Chrichi on Jun 30, 2024
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Courts with limited subject-matter jurisdiction are often called
A) minor courts.
B) inferior trial courts.
C) little courts.
D) minor courts or inferior trial courts.
Subject-Matter Jurisdiction
The power of a court to deal with cases of a specific kind or related to certain subjects.
Minor Courts
These are lower-level courts that handle less serious criminal charges, minor civil disputes, traffic violations, and small claims.
Inferior Trial Courts
Courts of lower rank in the judicial hierarchy, often dealing with less serious crimes or civil disputes.
- Identify different types of courts and their jurisdictions.
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kaelyn ganttJul 01, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
Courts with limited subject-matter jurisdiction are commonly referred to as "minor courts" or "inferior trial courts" because they are authorized to hear only specific types of cases, unlike courts of general jurisdiction that can hear a wide range of cases.
Learning Objectives
- Identify different types of courts and their jurisdictions.