2. Where do trials and lawsuits begin in the federal court system?
A. Appeals court
B. Supreme Court
C. Local magistrates
D. District court

B

Explanation:

Federal cases typically begin at the lowest federal level, the district (or trial) court. Losing parties may appeal their case to the higher courts—first to the circuit courts, or U.S. courts of appeals, and then, if chosen by the justices, to the U.S. Supreme Court.

B

Explanation:

District Courts are the smallest.. you start there and you can go to court of  appeals if you lose, and rarely, the case goes to supreme court

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