<em><u>(C) It establishes legal precedents that are almost always followed by lower courts.
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Further Explanations:
The Founding Fathers of the United States designed the power division into three branches, a legislative branch with a bicameral division, a judicial branch and the executive branch, to reassure that no Indian could take advantage of its power. The power of the judiciary was vested in the hands of Supreme court having both Original as well as Appellate Jurisdiction over the Lower courts.
Original Jurisdiction of the court allows the court to hear any case for the first time France which is reverse of appellate jurisdiction in which higher court has the authority to scrutinize a lower court's judgment. Courts in the United States having original jurisdiction is mentioned as trial court. US Supreme Court also has original Jurisdiction with lower court in some cases. The Original Jurisdiction exercised by the Supreme Court Britain by Article III under Section 2 of the United States Constitution and Title 28 of the US Code.
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Answer Details
Grade: High school
Subject: US History
Chapter:Supreme court
Keywords;United States, legislative branch, bicameral division, judicial branch, executive branch,Original Jurisdiction, appellate jurisdiction, Article III, Section 2
