Question
As interpreted by the Supreme Court in Marbury , which of the following statements can be made about Art. III, 2? (A) The original jurisdiction
As interpreted by the Supreme Court in Marbury, which of the following statements can be made about Art. III, 2?
(A) The original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court is set by the Constitution; Congress can neither add to it nor subtract from it. (B) Congress can add to the Supreme Court's original jurisdiction, but it can't subtract from it. (C) Congress can subtract from the Supreme Court's original jurisdiction, but it can't add to it. (D) Congress can make "any exceptions" to the Supreme Court's jurisdiction it desires.
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Andersons Business Law and the Legal Environment
Authors: David p. twomey, Marianne moody Jennings
21st Edition
1111400547, 324786662, 978-1111400545, 978-0324786668
