The power of a court to resolve a dispute is its __________________. a. jurisdiction b. territory c. indirect control d. discretion

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The power of a court to resolve a dispute is its __________________.

a. jurisdiction
b. territory
c. indirect control
d. discretion

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the answer is a.jurisdiction

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