What Is the Appellate Jurisdiction of the High Court

question 7

Multiple Choice

What is the appellate jurisdiction of the High Court?

• A)To hear appeals from State and Territory Supreme Courts,the Family Court of Australia and from the Federal Court of Australia.
• B)The High Court does not have an appellate jurisdiction.
• C)To hear indictable offences against the laws of the Commonwealth,cases where the Commonwealth itself is a party,disputes between two or more states,or matters involving residents of two or more states.
• D)To guard and interpret the States' Constitutions.

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Definitions:

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