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The power of the Supreme Court to hear cases that have NOT been tried and ruled on in lower courts is called: A: Original Jurisdiction B: Appellate Jurisdiction C: Exclusive Jurisdiction
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The power of the Supreme Court to hear cases that have NOT been tried and ruled on in lower courts is called:

A: Original Jurisdiction
B: Appellate Jurisdiction
C: Exclusive Jurisdiction

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Answer: A. Original Jurisdiction
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original jurisdiction

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