Question

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In which of the instances below would an individual NOT be able to appeal their case in a federal court?

When a party has lost their case in a U.S. District Court
When a party has lost their case in a U.S. District Court

When a party has lost their case in U.S.Court of Appeals
When a party has lost their case in U.S.Court of Appeals

When a defendant is found guilty by jury in a U.S. District Court
When a defendant is found guilty by jury in a U.S. District Court

When the decision is handed down by the Supreme Court

Answer 1

Answer:

When the decision is handed down by the Supreme Court

so easy

Answer 2

Answer:

d) When the decision is handed down by the Supreme Court

Explanation:

After filing an appeal, the losing side must present a brief, or legal argument. In the brief, explain why the lower court's ruling was wrong and why the higher court should reverse it. The higher court will then rule on the arguments. The higher court will arrange oral arguments if it decides to consider the case.

During oral arguments, the parties will address the judge directly. The court will rule after oral arguments. If the appeals court concludes that the lower court misapplied the law, the lower court's judgment will be overturned. The lower court's ruling will stand even if the higher court overturns it.