Fill in the Blank (Make sure to spell properly, or it will be marked wrong):

When the supreme court observes a case that has already been through a

lower court, it is known as jurisdiction.

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Saniyah

1 July, 17:04

Fill in the Blank (Make sure to spell properly, or it will be marked wrong):

When the supreme court observes a case that has already been through a

lower court, it is known as jurisdiction.

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Kailyn Haynes · Answer 1

appellate jurisdiction

Jair Ibarra · Answer 2

Appellate jurisdiction

Explanation:

This means that the Supreme Court has the authority to observe a case that has already been judged in a lower court.

Fill in the Blank (Make sure to spell properly, or it will be marked wrong):When the supreme court observes a case that has already been through alower court, it is known as jurisdiction.

Fill in the Blank (Make sure to spell properly, or it will be marked wrong):

When the supreme court observes a case that has already been through a

lower court, it is known as jurisdiction.