The Constitution vests all judicial authority of the United States in which of the following, as well as in other inferior courts?

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The Constitution vests all judicial authority of the United States in the Supreme Court, as well as in other inferior courts. While the Chief Justice is the head of the Supreme Court, they do not alone hold all judicial authority. The Appeals Courts and District Courts are inferior courts that also hold judicial authority, but only the Supreme Court is specifically mentioned in the Constitution. Additionally, while there are constitutional courts established by Congress, they are still inferior to the Supreme Court.

The Constitution Vests All Judicial Authority of the United States