Ch 3.2 worksheet

A type of jurisdiction that permits a court to hear any kind of case_

A type of court that does not accept new evidence or call witnesses_

The numbers of federal courts of appeal_

A court that has both appellate and original jurisidiction_

The lowest federal court with general jurisidiction_

The number of circuit courts in the federal system_

Legislation that established the circuit courts of appeal_

A type of jurisdiction that permits a court to hear one specific type of case_

The number of courts of appeal for the "federal circuit"_

An order that compels a state court to turn over case records to the Supreme Court_