Federal and state statutes prescribe the jurisdiction of their own courts in terms of:
A) the kinds of cases the courts may handle.
B) whose cases they may decide.
C) the geographical areas in which the courts may operate.
D) types and amounts of awards they may make.
E) all of the above.

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Federal and state statutes prescribe the jurisdiction of their own courts in terms of the kinds of cases the courts may handle, whose cases they may decide, the geographical areas in which the courts may operate, and the types and amounts of awards they may make. Therefore, all of the above options are correct.

Federal and State Statutes Prescribe the Jurisdiction of Their Own