_________ Often Serve as Grounds for a Mistrial or for Appealing

question 56

Short Answer

_________ often serve as grounds for a mistrial or for appealing a court's decision to a higher tribunal.
A) Writs of certiorari
B) Oral arguments
C) Procedural errors
D) Federal questions

• A) Writs of certiorari
• B) Oral arguments
• C) Procedural errors
• D) Federal questions

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Definitions:

Binding Precedent

A previous case that a particular court must follow.

Courts

Institutions that interpret and apply the law to resolve disputes and administer justice in civil, criminal, and administrative matters.

Precedent

A legal decision or case that serves as an example or authority for deciding subsequent cases involving similar facts or issues.

Executive Memorandum

An official document from an executive branch, such as the President or a governor, that provides directions or actions for government agencies to follow, less formal than an executive order.