B. a federal court of appeals C. presidential veto D. a later Supreme Court decision 14. When a federal court of appeals creates a precedent, that precedent must be followed by A. all the federal trial courts in that circuit B. the state supreme court C. the U.S. Supreme Court D. every court in every state of the nation Lesson 4 - Local, State, and Federal Courts 15. Ronald is convicted of assault in a trial court with original jurisdiction. If Ronald wants to request a review of the fairness of his trial, the trial court's decision would be sent to A. a second trial court with original jurisdiction B. a general jurisdiction court C. a court with appellate jurisdiction D. a limited jurisdiction court 16. Which type of court hears cases involving wills and claims against estates? A. probate court B. small claims court C. magistrate court D. appeals court 17. What is one way all state court judges differ from Supreme Court judges? A. They are not legally required to have law degrees. B. They cannot hear cases involving federal law. C. They are appointed rather than elected. D. They serve limited terms rather than for life. -18. Federal courts have original jurisdiction in cases involving A. motor vehicle registration B. disputes between states C. crimes under state laws D. state constitutional issues 15 TORRANCE RE