A court that has specific authority to decide a particular type of case has
A) concurrent jurisdiction.
B) exclusive jurisdiction.
C) civil jurisdiction.
D) original jurisdiction.

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Exclusive jurisdiction means that the court has the sole authority to hear a particular type of case. This is in contrast to concurrent jurisdiction, where multiple courts have authority to hear the same type of case. Civil jurisdiction and original jurisdiction refer to different aspects of a court's authority, but they do not necessarily imply exclusive jurisdiction.

A Court That Has Specific Authority to Decide a Particular