Special courts are also known as

a. article iii courts
b. article ii courts
c. article i courts
d. court of appeals for the district of columbia

Special courts are also known as Article III courts.

Explanation:

The Article III of the United States Constitution provides for the establishment of courts that serve special and temporary purposes. These include the courts like fast-track courts, tribunals, appellate courts, etc. When a matter is to be heard and given a decision on urgently, it is presented in front of a specially formed fast-track court. For matters that require special conscience and expertise, tribunals are established with expert judges.

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