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puteri [66]
2 years ago
6

Johnny loses his case in an Ohio trial court. He wishes to appeal his case decision. Which section of the diagram represents the

next court he could request to hear his case? (3 points)
Group of answer choices

D

A

C

B

Law
1 answer:
Vikentia [17]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

A: STATE TRIAL COURTS

B: INTERMEDIATE APPELATE COURTS

C: STATE SUPREME COURTS

D: U.S. SUPREME COURT

E: U.S. COURT OF APPEAL

F: U.S DISTRICT COURTS

1)  ANSWER: B

After the state court he should request hearing from The Intermidiate Apellate Courts.

2)  ANSWER: B

After the state court he should request hearing from The Intermidiate Apellate Courts.

3) ANSWER: D

The supreme court of justice has jurisdiction over ALL of the mentioned courts in the country.

4) ANSWER: D

The supreme court of justice has jurisdiction over ALL of the mentioned courts in the country.

5) ANSWER: A,B,C

A: State trial courts. B: Intermediate appellate courts. C: State Supreme Courts

6. ANSWER:

F: Federal courts that hear cases for the first time are the U.S District courts.

Explanation:

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