A case that is appealed from a federal court would be sent to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Explanation:
The United States Department of Justice's Federal Court System dictates so in the <u><em>Hierarchy of Courts</em></u>. First, an appeal will travel from a District Court to a Circuit (Federal District) Court. Then, it will travel to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court's decision is final.
The Northwest Ordinance stipulated the creation of at least three but not more than five states out of the Northwest Territory. Once sixty thousand people resided in a territory, they could apply for statehood.
