Question
What is true about higher-level courts?
(1 point)
Responses
They have appellate jurisdiction over lower ones.
They have appellate jurisdiction over lower ones.
They write laws based on their legal opinions.
They write laws based on their legal opinions.
They give advice to the legislative branch.
They give advice to the legislative branch.
They determine tax rates.
(1 point)
Responses
They have appellate jurisdiction over lower ones.
They have appellate jurisdiction over lower ones.
They write laws based on their legal opinions.
They write laws based on their legal opinions.
They give advice to the legislative branch.
They give advice to the legislative branch.
They determine tax rates.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The statement that is true about higher-level courts is:
**They have appellate jurisdiction over lower ones.**
Higher-level courts typically review decisions made by lower courts, which is known as appellate jurisdiction. The other statements provided are not accurate representations of the functions of higher-level courts.
**They have appellate jurisdiction over lower ones.**
Higher-level courts typically review decisions made by lower courts, which is known as appellate jurisdiction. The other statements provided are not accurate representations of the functions of higher-level courts.