Question

power of a court to review decisions and change decisions made by a lower court
choose an answer
concurrent jurisdiction
original jurisdiction
appellate jurisdiction
exclusive jurisdiction
dont know?

Explanation:

Appellate jurisdiction specifically refers to a court's authority to review and modify decisions issued by lower courts. Concurrent jurisdiction means multiple courts can hear the same case, original jurisdiction is the authority to hear a case first, and exclusive jurisdiction means only one court can hear a case.

Answer:

appellate jurisdiction