Question

What is jurisdiction, and explain the difference between exclusive jurisdiction and concurrent jurisdiction. a. Jurisdiction is the authority of a judge; exclusive jurisdiction is when only one judge has authority. b. Jurisdiction is the location of a court; exclusive jurisdiction is when a single court has sole authority. c. Jurisdiction is the range of legal control; exclusive jurisdiction is when only one court has authority. d. Jurisdiction is the power of a lawyer; concurrent jurisdiction is when multiple lawyers have authority.

Answer 1

The correct answer is option c: "Jurisdiction is the range of legal control; exclusive jurisdiction is when only one court has authority."

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