What is the difference between venue and jurisdiction?

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Venue has to do with the physical location of the court, whereas jurisdiction has to do with the court's legal authority to act in a specific case.

Venue refers to a court's lawful authority to act in a case, whereas jurisdiction deals with the location where the case is being heard.

There is no difference, they are the same thing.

Venue has to do with criminal law whereas jurisdiction deals with civil law.