Which of the following statements about the U.S. Courts of Appeals is INCORRECT?
A) The appeals courts were created by Congress, not by the Constitution.
B) The appeals courts are able to hear all cases involving federal law, but not constitutional law.
C) About 20 percent of federal cases are heard by the appeals courts.
D) There are more than ten appeals courts in the United States.
E) Except for cases selected for review by the Supreme Court, decisions made by an appeals court are final.

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The statement that the appeals courts are able to hear all cases involving federal law, but not constitutional law, is incorrect. Appeals courts have the authority to hear cases involving both federal law and constitutional law.

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