In Most Cases,following a Decision by the Circuit Court of Appeals

question 76

Multiple Choice

In most cases,following a decision by the Circuit Court of Appeals:

• A) the case cannot be appealed further.
• B) either party has a right to have the Supreme Court review the merits of the case.
• C) either party can request that the Supreme Court review the merits of the case, but the Supreme Court denies this request in most cases.
• D) either party can request that the Supreme Court review the merits of the case, with the request being granted unless the Circuit Court of Appeals decision was clearly correct.
• E) the Circuit Court of Appeals decision must be reconfirmed by the District Court where the case was originally tried.

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