Which of the following is true about the court system?(1 point)

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State court systems do not have their own Supreme Court for the state.
State court systems do not have their own Supreme Court for the state.

Federal courts are only appellate courts.
Federal courts are only appellate courts.

State courts can only hear trial cases.
State courts can only hear trial cases.

State court systems tend to follow same structure as the federal court system.
State court systems tend to follow same structure as the federal court system.

Answer 1

The true statement about the court system from the given options is:

State court systems tend to follow the same structure as the federal court system.

This means that both state and federal courts typically have a tiered system that includes trial courts, appellate courts, and a supreme court, albeit the specific names and structures may vary by state.

The other statements are false because:

1. State court systems do have their own Supreme Court for the state.
2. Federal courts are not only appellate courts; they also include trial courts (U.S. District Courts).
3. State courts can hear both trial cases and appellate cases.