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What type of court has the power to interpret constitutional rights?

District court

Supreme court

The Supreme Court is the highest court in the United States and is responsible for interpreting constitutional rights. District courts, magistrate courts, and appeals courts do not have the same authority and power as the Supreme Court. While district courts handle most federal cases, they do not have the power to interpret constitutional rights. Magistrate courts handle minor cases and do not decide constitutional issues. Appeals courts review decisions made by lower courts but do not have the authority to interpret constitutional rights. Therefore, the Supreme Court is the only court that has the power to interpret constitutional rights.

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Magistrate court

Appeals court

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