Jurisdiction of Courts is further divided into original and appellate jurisdiction and criminal and civil jurisdiction. Original jurisdiction is the power to hear and determine disputes for the first time. Appellate jurisdiction is the power to hear and determine disputes on appeal from a trial or original hearing. Criminal jurisdiction (both original and appellate) is defined by reference to the types of offences a Court may hear and determine. The main types of offences are summary and indictable. Civil jurisdiction (both original and appellate is defined by the amount of monetary compensation a court may award to a successful litigant. Part A Section 1 (5 marks is 1 mark for each correct answer) Identify the criminal, civil, original and appellate jurisdiction of the following Australian c0urts:1. Land and Environment Court of NSW 2. Family Court of Australia 3. High Court of Australia 4. Civil and Administrative Tribunal of NSW (NCAT) 5. Supreme Court of NSW NB: YOU MUST ANSWER THIS PART OF THE QUESTION USING THE TEMPLATE PROVIDED TO YOU (see below)