Courts of equity:
A) have remained separate court systems in nearly every jurisdiction in the United States.
B) ordinarily do not involve juries.
C) in all cases recognized new rights that were not enforceable at common law.
D) typically have three judges and a jury of twelve citizens.

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Courts of equity focus on fairness and justice rather than strict application of the law, and they traditionally do not involve juries in their decision-making process.

Courts of Equity