Question

What kinds of cases are handled by federal district courts, and in what kinds of cases do United States courts of appeals have

Answer 1

Answer:

• The  federal district courts handle only hear cases in which US is a party, cases evolving violation of constitution or 'federal law', crimes on 'federal land bankruptcy' cases.  

• The US court of appeal decides appeals from any of the district courts that are in federal judicial circuit. The appeals court also can hear 'appeals' from some 'administrative agencies' .

Explanation:

• Federal court can also 'hear cases' based on the state law which include parties from various states while federal court handle fewer cases.

• The district court have 'jurisdiction' to hear all parts of Federal cases which includes both criminal and civil cases.

• A court of appeal hears challenge to district court decision from courts  present within its 'circuit' as well as appeal from decision of 'federal administrative agencies'.