In the organization of the judicial branch, which of the following is the correct hierarchy? (highest → lowest)
A. District Courts → Supreme Court → U.S. Courts of Appeals
B. District Courts → U.S. Courts of Appeals → Supreme Court
C. Supreme Court → U.S. Courts of Appeals → District Courts
D. U.S. Courts of Appeals → Supreme Court → District Courts
Answer (1)
The judicial branch of the United States is structured in a hierarchy from highest to lowest as follows: Supreme Court, U.S. Courts of Appeals, and District Courts. Each level serves its own unique role within the legal system. Understanding the hierarchy is crucial for navigating judicial processes. ;
