Answer:
The authority to review cases from lower courts ( D )
Explanation:
The appellate Jurisdiction of the federal courts of appeals is the authority/rights to review cases been brought to it from lower courts like Magistrate and high courts in the states.
The Federal court of appeals have no right/jurisdiction to review cases coming down from the supreme court because the supreme court is the apex court in the land and its decision on a matter can not be overturned or reviewed by a court of Appeal. although court of appeal have other functions but its Appellate jurisdiction is the ability to review cases from lower courts
