The Courts of Appeals reviews decisions of the district courts (trial courts with federal jurisdiction) within their areas. They are also entitled to review orders of the _______, in cases where the internal review mechanisms have been exhausted and there still exists substantial disagreement over legal points.
a.
President of the United States
c.
Cabinet department officials
b.
independent regulatory agencies
d.
Senate sub-committees

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The Courts of Appeals reviews decisions of the district courts (trial courts with federal jurisdiction) within their areas. They are also entitled to review orders of the _______, in cases where the internal review mechanisms have been exhausted and there still exists substantial disagreement over legal points.
a.
President of the United States
c.
Cabinet department officials
b.
independent regulatory agencies
d.
Senate sub-committees

anonymous · Answer

@Hannnnah @Megan1780 @RICARDOismyfirstname

anonymous · Answer

www.fjc.gov/public/pdf.nsf/lookup/primjur2.pdf/$file/primjur2.pdf‎
I honestly have no idea I've googled everything haha but this was the closest

anonymous · Answer

https://www.google.com/#q=The+Courts+of+Appeals+reviews+decisions+of+the+district+courts+(trial+courts+with+federal+jurisdiction)+within+their+areas.+They+are+also+entitled+to+review+orders+of+the+_______%2C+in+cases+where+the+internal+review+mechanisms+have+been+exhausted+and+there+still+exists+substantial+disagreement+over+legal+points

anonymous · Answer

cool thanx @Megan1780

anonymous · Answer

Sorry I couldn't give you the answer but you're welcome (: