Which type of court would hear the appeal of a state-level supreme decision?

state district court

U.S. Supreme Court

state appellate court

U.S. Court of Appeals

Question

Which type of court would hear the appeal of a state-level supreme decision?

 state district court

 U.S. Supreme Court

 state appellate court

 U.S. Court of Appeals

anonymous · Answer

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chrisneedshelp · Answer

state district

anonymous · Answer

A for Apple??

anonymous · Answer

It reaches the U.S Supreme Court in one of two ways: Under original jurisdiction Original jurisdiction means the Supreme Court is the first to hear the case, acting as a trial court. The only cases currently heard under original jurisdiction involve disputes between the states, and account for only a tiny percent of the Court's work each year. Under appellate jurisdiction.

anonymous · Answer

The answer is US supreme court

anonymous · Answer

u ppl confusing me what's the answer

anonymous · Answer

my friends we all gotta agree on same answer :) friends we all agree hahah

chrisneedshelp · Answer

its state district

anonymous · Answer

It is your desicion and It is my opinion. But I am sure that I am right because there are alot of reasons that supports my answer.

chrisneedshelp · Answer

supreme court, judging of state wanting own laws

chrisneedshelp · Answer

overall the district of state must approve the STATE level whatever it is

anonymous · Answer

okay :