Courts that only hear and decide certain limited legal issues are referred to as

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Courts of limited jurisdiction only have the authority to hear and decide certain limited legal issues, such as traffic violations or small claims court. Trial courts (A) and courts of general jurisdiction (B) have broader authority to hear a wider range of legal cases. Courts of last resort (D) refer to the highest court in a given court system, such as the U.S. Supreme Court, and do not necessarily have limited jurisdiction.

Courts That Only Hear and Decide Certain Limited Legal Issues