The division of jurisdiction between the federal and state judicial system rests on:

The division of jurisdiction between the federal and state judicial system rests on:
 
  a. the case load of the federal courts
  b. the nature of the question raised in the case
  c. the type of case civil cases are heard in federal court and criminal cases in state court
  d. whether it is original or appellate jurisdiction.

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The dual court system of the American judiciary refers to the fact that:
 
  a. there are at least two courts of appeal in each state.
  b. there is a national court structure and a court structure in each of the 50 states and U.S. territories
  c. most courts have two jurisdictions that enable them to hear different cases.
  d. an individual has the right to appeal to the Intermediate Courts of Appeals, then the U.S. Supreme Court.

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The primary function of trial courts is to exercise:
 
  a. limited jurisdiction
  b. intermediate jurisdiction
  c. appellate jurisdiction
  d. general jurisdiction
  e. original jurisdiction