State intermediate courts of appeal:

A) Exist in every state
B) Are analogous to the U.S. Supreme Court
C) Have very limited jurisdiction
D) Are courts of last resort
E) Are analogous to federal circuit courts of appeal

Intermediate Courts of Appeal

Judicial bodies that exist between lower courts and the highest court in a jurisdiction, responsible for reviewing decisions and interpretations of law from trial courts.

Federal Circuit Courts of Appeal

The Federal Circuit Courts of Appeal are intermediate appellate courts in the United States responsible for reviewing decisions from federal district courts within their geographic circuit.

Limited Jurisdiction

A legal term referring to courts that are restricted in the types of legal matters they can decide, usually based on the subject matter, the amount in controversy, or the geographical area.