Значения термина appellate jurisdiction на английском

No colony set up a permanent supreme court with full appellate jurisdiction.

The 11th Circuit has appellate jurisdiction over federal courts in Alabama, Florida and Georgia.

The circuit courts have appellate jurisdiction in cases appealed from inferior tribunals-thatis, lower courts.

The Third Circuit court has appellate jurisdiction over U.S. district courts in Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

This measure would have embarrassed a national church, and thus (1834) the general assembly repudiated an appellate jurisdiction.

What is appellate jurisdiction?

It is therefore necessary that the appellate jurisdiction should, in certain cases, extend in the broadest sense to matters of fact.

In order to relieve the Supreme Court of part of its appellate jurisdiction, Congress in 1891 created nine circuit courts of appeals.

The Supreme Court has appellate jurisdiction in civil cases appealed from the superior courts, and in all cases of conviction of capital crime.

The cities, while retaining the regalia and the free election of their consuls, recognised their allegiance to the Emperor and his appellate jurisdiction.

Original cognizance of legal matters belonged to the municipal courts, appellate jurisdiction to the supreme tribunal, in which the judges were appointed by the sovereign.

The Court of Appeals has appellate jurisdiction in cases appealed from certain city courts, and in criminal cases, not capital, appealed from the superior courts.

But the 2nd Circuit dismissed the appeal for lack of appellate jurisdiction because the district court had not dismissed all of the related consolidated complaints.

[Footnote: Jurisdiction over questions of constitutionality is a form of appellate jurisdiction.

APPELLATE jurisdiction is the power of a court to hear and decide cases of APPEAL against the decisions of lower courts.