Which of the following is not true about American courts after the Civil War?
A)the growth of cities meant that more complex cases went to the courts
B)many new courts were added
C)specialized courts were created
D)the addition of new courts was carefully planned.

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The addition of new courts was not carefully planned, as the rapid growth in population and urbanization during the late 19th century resulted in a chaotic expansion of the court system, with many new courts added haphazardly in response to growing caseloads. The addition of new courts after the Civil War was not carefully planned, but rather a result of the increasing population and complexity of legal cases.

Which of the Following Is Not True About American Courts