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what is jurisdiction? *
Owhen a jury is on trial
when a jury votes on a trial
the area that a government, person, or organization has power over
O the way people speak



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Jurisdiction in law refers to a court's power to hear and decide cases based on presented facts, including personal and subject-matter jurisdiction.


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Jurisdiction is the power of a court to hear a case and make a legal judgment based on the facts presented. It can refer to a court's authority over a geographic area or its ability to hear specific types of cases. Different types of jurisdiction include personal jurisdiction over parties involved and subject-matter jurisdiction to hear specific types of cases.


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