Which of the following is not part of the court structure developed by states following the federal model?
A)Appellate courts
B)Trial courts of limited jurisdiction
C)Trial de novo courts
D)Trial courts of general jurisdiction

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Trial de novo courts are not typically part of the court structure developed by states following the federal model. In the federal system, appellate courts review decisions of lower courts, but do not typically conduct new trials. Trial de novo courts, where a new trial is conducted as if the original trial had not happened, are more commonly found in some states' judicial systems, particularly for appeals from certain lower courts, but they do not mirror the federal model's structure.

Which of the Following Is Not Part of the Court