An appeal.
A person convicted may file a petition for review with a higher court on certain grounds (I.e., error of fact, error of law, etc.). This is usually considered an appeal as of right. The party can automatically bring an appeal to the appellate court by filing a notice of appeal. The higher court may reverse the decision of the lower court in part or in whole or may let the decision stand. In certain instances the higher court may send the case back to the trial court for further review.
Appeals made to the US Supreme Court require a loss at the federal court of appeals level and the filing of a Writ of Certiorari. These appeals are considered discretionary appeals in that the Supreme Court has the discretion to decide whether they will hear the appeal or not.
Answer: Greeks considered religion necessary to the well-being of the state. temples dedicated to gods and goddesses were the major buildings in Greek cities. they held festivals and other events to honor the gods. there were 12 gods, used the oracle to reveal the future.
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i think b
because by making it toxic only when touching air or soil, it won't end up harming itself and end up harming other plants and suppressing their growth
