A significant difference between federal appellate courts and federal district courts is that
A) there are more federal appellate courts.
B) federal appellate courts are more interested in examining new evidence.
C) federal appellate courts do not impanel juries or examine witnesses.
D) federal district courts do not impanel juries or examine witnesses.
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Q21: Today there are _ district courts.
A) five
B)
Q22: Texas and California have _ than other
Q23: District court judges are appointed by
A) Congress.
B)
Q24: The role of the circuit courts is
Q25: There are _ federal appellate courts.
A) ninety-four
B)
Q27: Circuit courts review cases decided in
A) small-claims
Q28: Specialized courts hear cases on
A) immigration.
B) tax
Q29: Specialized court judges differ from regular federal
Q30: If there were a breach of justice
Q31: Specialized courts are often referred to as
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