Which of the following sentences does NOT use correct capitalization of the reference to a court?
A)In the Miranda decision, the Supreme Court did not overturn the Massiah decision.
B)In most states, the Superior Court is a court of general jurisdiction.
C)The Wisconsin Supreme Court granted our petition for review.
D)The Court has the final word on issues involving the U.S. Constitution.

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In most states, the Superior Court is a court of general jurisdiction. The word "court" is capitalized when referring to the United States Supreme Court or to a specific court or judge. Answer B is the correct choice because "Superior Court" is capitalized in a sentence that does not refer to a specific superior court. Answer A is not the correct choice because "Supreme Court" is a properly capitalized reference to the U.S. Supreme Court. Answer C is not the correct choice because "Wisconsin Supreme Court" refers to a specific state supreme court. Answer D is not the correct choice because "Court" is a reference to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Which of the Following Sentences Does NOT Use Correct Capitalization