Bharatiya Nyaya Sahita: Jurisdiction and Punishments

The power to create laws applicable only to international waters.

The legal ability of a court to hear cases within its own geographical boundaries. (correct)

The jurisdiction exercised by federal courts over state laws.

The authority of a court to enforce laws outside its geographical limits.

The power of state courts to review cases decided by federal courts.

The authority of a state to govern laws affecting individuals or entities outside its territory. (correct)

A principle where jurisdiction is applied based on the residency of the defendant.

Jurisdiction limited to cases involving federal matters within a state.

Imprisonment

Community service

Fines

Compensatory damages (correct)

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