City and county courts have limited jurisdiction on municipal issues. whose case would a city or county court be most likely to hear? a local person accused of murder a resident fighting a ticket for parking on a city street a state senator accused of illegal gambling a member of a national crime ring that started locally

Many US states have county court systems which deal with administrative matters as well as jurisdiction over civil cases. However, city and county courts have limited  jurisdiction on municipal issues. These courts cover one or more counties, which are administrative divisions within a country. However, they are different from the medieval system of county courts which were held by the High Sheriff of each county. For example: a resident fighting a ticket for parking on a city street may be considered a municipal case to be dealt at a city or county court. So, option "b" is the right answer.

the system of checks and balances is very important to the us constitution. it makes sure that all three branches of government have limited power. that they do not have too much power. with this system they can limit the amount of power that each one has. that way no branch becomes too powerful.

an example of this is how the executive branch can veto bills from the legislative branch but the legislative branch can still override that veto. the name checks and balances come from the power for one branch to check the   power of another branch to make sure that everything is balanced between all three.

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