Trial Courts Differ from Inferior Courts in That the Trial

question 48

Multiple Choice

Trial courts differ from inferior courts in that the trial courts:

• A) are courts of limited jurisdiction.
• B) are limited by the amount of civil damages that can be awarded.
• C) are courts of record, and their decisions can be appealed.
• D) are called municipal courts in urban areas.

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