Match each type of jurisdiction with its best definition:

Group of answer choices

Original Jurisdiction

a. A court which reviews decisions of trial courts.

b. The right of a party to have his or her case heard in federal court, if the party is in a dispute with a citizen of another state or foreign country, and the amount in controversy is over $75,000.

c.The right of a party to have his or her dispute heard in federal court because the dispute involves an issue of federal law. d. A court which is the sole place where a certain type of dispute may be heard, for example, bankruptcies in bankruptcy court, or probates in probate court.

e. A trial court. A place where witness testimony is heard and exhibits are presented.

Appellate Jurisdiction

a. A court which reviews decisions of trial courts.

b. The right of a party to have his or her case heard in federal court, if the party is in a dispute with a citizen of another state or foreign country, and the amount in controversy is over $75,000.

c.The right of a party to have his or her dispute heard in federal court because the dispute involves an issue of federal law. d. A court which is the sole place where a certain type of dispute may be heard, for example, bankruptcies in bankruptcy court, or probates in probate court.

e. A trial court. A place where witness testimony is heard and exhibits are presented.

Exclusive Jurisdiction

a. A court which reviews decisions of trial courts.

b. The right of a party to have his or her case heard in federal court, if the party is in a dispute with a citizen of another state or foreign country, and the amount in controversy is over $75,000.

c.The right of a party to have his or her dispute heard in federal court because the dispute involves an issue of federal law. d. A court which is the sole place where a certain type of dispute may be heard, for example, bankruptcies in bankruptcy court, or probates in probate court.

e. A trial court. A place where witness testimony is heard and exhibits are presented.

Diversity Jurisdiction

a. A court which reviews decisions of trial courts.

b. The right of a party to have his or her case heard in federal court, if the party is in a dispute with a citizen of another state or foreign country, and the amount in controversy is over $75,000.

c.The right of a party to have his or her dispute heard in federal court because the dispute involves an issue of federal law. d. A court which is the sole place where a certain type of dispute may be heard, for example, bankruptcies in bankruptcy court, or probates in probate court.

e. A trial court. A place where witness testimony is heard and exhibits are presented.

Federal Question Jurisdiction

a. A court which reviews decisions of trial courts.

b. The right of a party to have his or her case heard in federal court, if the party is in a dispute with a citizen of another state or foreign country, and the amount in controversy is over $75,000.

c.The right of a party to have his or her dispute heard in federal court because the dispute involves an issue of federal law. d. A court which is the sole place where a certain type of dispute may be heard, for example, bankruptcies in bankruptcy court, or probates in probate court.

e. A trial court. A place where witness testimony is heard and exhibits are presented.