The federal district courtsGroup of answer choicesare the chief trial courts of the federal system.are the only federal courts where the two sides present their case to a jury for a verdict.are the courts that, in practice, make the final decision in most federal cases.exist in each state.All these answers are correct.

Multiple Choice QuestionWhich of the following is not a main level of the federal court system?Multiple choice question.Court of last resortTrial courtsMagistrate's courtIntermediate appellate courts

Most cases are tried in ________ and are ________.State courts:triedfederal courts:bench trialsfederal courts:appealedstate courts:settled out of court

Multiple Choice QuestionState court systems, like the federal court system, have courts of both general and Blank______ jurisdiction.Multiple choice question.limitedspecificadversarialunlimited

The U.S. courts of appealsMultiple Choicedecide for the Supreme Court the cases it will review.hear new evidence in appealed cases.None of these answers are correct.review district court decisions.are the highest courts to use juries.

District Courts are the major trial courts in Texas, which means that they usually have general jurisdiction over a broad range of civil and criminal cases.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse