Courts of equity:
A) have remained separate court systems in nearly every jurisdiction in the United States.
B) ordinarily do not involve juries.
C) in all cases recognized new rights that were not enforceable at common law.
D) All of these.

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While equity courts still exist in some jurisdictions, they have largely been merged with common law courts. Equity cases typically did not involve juries because they concerned matters of fairness and justice rather than determining facts. While equity courts did recognize new rights, they also enforced existing rights in situations where the common law may not have provided a remedy. However, not all cases brought in equity courts introduced new rights.

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