Principal Reasons for the Court's Choosing to Hear a Case

question 24

Multiple Choice

Principal reasons for the Court's choosing to hear a case would include each of the following EXCEPT

• A)a conflict between different lower courts on the interpretation of federal law.
• B)cases that involve major issues,like civil liberties.
• C)disagreement between a majority of the Supreme Court and lower-court decisions.
• D)politically hot and divisive cases.
• E)the justices' law clerks recommendations.

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