A court that has the power to hear almost any case brought before it is considered to have

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Courts with general jurisdiction can hear a wide range of cases, unlike those with limited jurisdiction which can only hear specific types of cases. Appellate jurisdiction refers to the power to review and revise the decision of a lower court, and constitutional jurisdiction would pertain to cases involving constitutional matters, which is not a term commonly used to describe a court's broad authority across various case types.

A Court That Has the Power to Hear Almost Any