Cases that can only be tried in federal courts have.. Concurrent Jurisdiction Original Jurisdiction Apellate Jurisdiction Exclusive Jurisdiction

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Bart Hoekstra · Answer 1 · 2023-01-26T20:26:05+0000

Answer:Courts that try cases are called courts of original jurisdiction. The original jurisdiction courts are the ones that have the ultimate power to hear and try cases that are brought before them, especially first time cases. The courts set the trial hearings for case reviews and pass the judgments that pertain to the complaints.

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