When a case can be heard by only one court, that court is said to have
A) absolute jurisdiction.
B) ultimate jurisdiction.
C) exclusive jurisdiction.
D) final jurisdiction.

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Exclusive jurisdiction refers to a situation in which only one court has the authority to hear and decide a particular case. This means that no other court, state or federal, has the power to hear the same case.

When a Case Can Be Heard by Only One Court