District courts are the only federal courts that

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District Courts are the only courts in the Federal Court system to use juries. Only courts may hear trials but Federal District Courts are the only courts to use juries for their trials.

Tanzania [10]3 years ago

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Answer: The correct answer is : District courts are the only ones that use jury.

Explanation: In federal district courts, trials usually begin. The federal judicial system consists of: the federal district courts, the federal courts of appeal, and the supreme court of the United States. Criminal and civil trials are conducted in district courts.

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