Question

Read the text about court structure. Mark the following statements as true (T) or false (F). 1 __District courts review decisions that people protest. 2 __I Cases involving state laws are not heard in a federal court. 3__The Supreme Court hears all cases that are brought to it.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. F
2. T
3. F

Объяснение:

Текст во вложении.

1. District courts review decisions that people protest.

False

"The Court of Appeals reviews all decisions in the lower courts that people object to."

2. Cases involving state laws are not heard in a federal court.

True

"Federal courts are arranged in three steps: U.S. district courts <...>, U.S. courts of appeals, and the Supreme Court of the United States."

"State courts – These courts decide disputes that pertain to state laws rather than federal laws."

3. The Supreme Court hears all cases that are brought to it.

False

"This means it can choose which cases to hear."

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Answer 2

1. False (F) - District courts typically handle cases at the trial level, not necessarily reviewing decisions that people protest. Appeals from district court decisions are usually heard by higher-level courts.

2. True (T) - Generally, cases involving state laws are primarily heard in state courts, not federal courts, unless they involve federal issues or constitutional questions.

3. False (F) - The Supreme Court does not hear all cases brought to it. It has discretion in choosing which cases it will review, and it typically selects cases that involve significant legal issues or constitutional questions.