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The powers of provincial inferior courts in criminal matters
a.   vary from province to province because they are dependent on provincial statutes for their jurisdiction.
b.   vary from province to province depending on the severity of the crime.
c.   are the same throughout Canada because they are set out in federal statutes.
d.   are the same throughout Canada because they are set out in federal statutes, but the punishment varies and is dependent on provincial statutes.

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