The National Probation Act of 1925 Authorized

Multiple Choice

The National Probation Act of 1925 authorized:

A) the appellate courts to handle routine appeals from the district and circuit courts.
B) each federal district court to appoint one salaried probation officer with a fixed annual income.
C) appellants to file petitions for writs of Certiorari so that the Supreme Court could select their cases.
D) the creation of three new circuit judgeships for the six new circuit courts.