The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, located in Washington D. C., has exclusive jurisdiction to hear appeals from federal courts of appeals throughout the country prior to their appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court. A. TrueB. False

TRUE

Explanation:

The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals is unique in that it's jurisdiction is based on subject matter and not geographical location. The court is of national jurisdiction and panels can sit anywhere in the country. It therefore has exclusive jurisdiction over appeals from numerous federal courts all over the United States.