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U.S. Government
Separation of Powers
Who has the power to restrict the appellate jurisdiction of federal courts? (1 point) Responses Congress Congress the president the president state legislatures state legislatures U.S. Claims Court
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Congress has the power to restrict the appellate jurisdiction of federal courts.
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