A court's subject-matter jurisdiction may be limited by all of the following except
A)the subject of a lawsuit.
B)the sum in controversy.
C)whether the proceeding is a trial or an appeal.
D)the prior experience of the court in deciding similar disputes.

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Subject-matter jurisdiction is determined by the type of case, the amount in controversy, and the nature of the proceeding, not by the court's prior experience with similar cases.

A Court's Subject-Matter Jurisdiction May Be Limited by All of the Following