Although it has nationwide jurisdiction, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit primarily hears appeals from the district courts involving:

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The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit indeed has nationwide jurisdiction and primarily hears appeals from district courts involving patent cases, trademark cases, and copyright cases, among other areas of federal law. This makes all the specific choices (patent cases, trademark cases, and copyright cases) correct.

Although It Has Nationwide Jurisdiction, the Court of Appeals for the Federal