Appellate jurisdiction refers to the judiciary system and the courts. Appellate jurisdiction is the power of the courts to review the decisions made by a lower court and to change the outcomes of these decisions. This can include a whole new hearing of a case, some of the findings given to a lower court to examine or review particular legal rulings made by a lower court.
Answer:
supporting Gorbachev's reforms
Explanation:
President Bush trusted Mikhail Gorbachev more than President Reagan did, and he supported Gorbachev's reforms which led to the eventual collapse of the Soviet Union.
Okay. State courts are not even on a federal level and the Supreme Court is on a completely different branch. Therefore, B and C are eliminated. The Senate is part of Congress, so D is out as well. The president has to approve the bill or if they veto, be overridden by Congress to become a law. The answer is A: The President.
This is of course a somewhat subjective question, but most would agree that it is generally not acceptable for the US to engage in unilateral rather than multilateral military action overseas, unless there is a direct threat to the safety of the US, since there is almost always collateral damage in these attacks.
