Cases that go to the federal court are generally A. murder cases. B. cases of treason. C. constitutional matters. D. high crimes and misdemeanors.

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Cases that go to the federal court are generally 	A.	murder cases. 	B.	cases of treason. 	C.	constitutional matters. 	D.	high crimes and misdemeanors.

anonymous · Answer

B

anonymous · Answer

In order for a case to be heard by the Supreme Court, it must be
 	A.	A case involving an international issue
	B.	Accepted by the court
	C.	Recommended by the president and confirmed by the senate
	D.	A case that could not be decided by a lower court jury

anonymous · Answer

Are you trying to get me to solve your test before you? I wont But i can help you. Think of the supreme court. In the ENTIRE US there is NOT ONE ENTIRE COURT that is above them. They are the court of courts. These cases they rule in have probably been bounced around other courts but have failed.