People involved in cases that are accepted by the U. S. Supreme Court

must travel to the U. S. Court of Appeals for their circuit

must travel to Washington D. C. to present their cases

present their cases in the closest U. S. Circuit Court

present their cases in the state court of last resort

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Kramer

16 April, 11:53

People involved in cases that are accepted by the U. S. Supreme Court

must travel to the U. S. Court of Appeals for their circuit

must travel to Washington D. C. to present their cases

present their cases in the closest U. S. Circuit Court

present their cases in the state court of last resort

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Aden Lester · Answer 1

People that are involved in cases that are accepted by the U. S Supreme Court must travel to Washington D. C. to present their cases. There has to be 4 justices to agree to the case before they will grant the petition to consider the case. The correct answer is B.

People involved in cases that are accepted by the U. S. Supreme Courtmust travel to the U. S. Court of Appeals for their circuitmust travel to Washington D. C. to present their casespresent their cases in the closest U. S. Circuit Courtpresent their cases in the state court of last resort

People involved in cases that are accepted by the U. S. Supreme Court

must travel to the U. S. Court of Appeals for their circuit

must travel to Washington D. C. to present their cases

present their cases in the closest U. S. Circuit Court

present their cases in the state court of last resort