What types of cases does the Court of International Trade hear?

A.

Cases involving international crime

B.

Cases involving personal disputes between private citizens

C.

Civil cases involving tariffs and trade

D.

Criminal cases involving tariffs and trade

The following types of cases does the Court of International Trade hear:

(C) Civil cases involving tariffs and trade

The US Court of International Trade, under Article 3 of the Constitution, has nationwide jurisdiction over civil actions arising out of the customs and international trade laws of the united states.

The correct answer is: C) Civil cases involving tariffs and trade.

The United States Court of International Trade has limited subject matter jurisdiction and it only hears cases that are related to trade and tariffs. It was created in 1890 under the name of Board of General Appraisers.