Connect each type of case on the left with a court that would most likely hold jurisdiction to hear

that case.

a person who wants to dispute a

traffic court

speeding ticket

a company declaring bankruptcy

juvenile court

a company that wants to appeal a case

involving two different states

bankruptcy court

a couple getting divorced

US Supreme Court

a crime by a 12-year-old girl

family court

The case and the court that would most likely hold jurisdiction to hear about it

Therefore,

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a) Traffic court: a person who wants to dispute a speeding ticket

b) Bankruptcy court: a company declaring bankruptcy

c) US supreme court: a company that wants to appeal a case  involving two different states

d) Family court: a couple getting divorce

e) Juvenile court: a crime by a 12-year-old girl

Explanation:

a) Traffic court: a person who wants to dispute a speeding ticket

A Traffic court is court used for the handling of cases regarding traffic cases.

b) Bankruptcy court: a company declaring bankruptcy

A bankruptcy court is a type of federal court that deals with matters relating to bankruptcy.

c) US supreme court: a company that wants to appeal a case  involving two different states

The supreme court is the highest federal court having jurisdiction over all federal and state court cases that involve a point of federal law, and original jurisdiction over a narrow range of cases.

d) Family court: a couple getting divorced

The family court us a court to where matters relating to family law are handled.

e) Juvenile court: a crime by a 12-year-old girl

Juvenile Court is a court that deals with under-age defendants who violate any federal, state or municipal law, and any child who is abused, neglected or dependent.

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explanation:

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