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Court

A tribunal established by government to hear and decide matters properly brought to it

Jurisdiction

The power of a court to hear and determine a given class of cases; the power to act over a particular defendant

Subject matter jurisdiction

Judicial authority to hear a particular type of case

Original jurisdiction

The authority to hear a controversy when it is first brought to court

General jurisdiction

The power to hear and decide most controversies involving legal rights and duties

Limited (special) jurisdiction

The authority to hear only particular kinds of cases

Appalette jurisdiction

The power of a court to hear and decide a given class class of cases on appeal from another court or administrative agency