A person who is not satisfied with an appellate court’s decision

A person who disagrees with an appellate court’s decision may be able to seek review by a still higher court, if one has authority to hear the case. They cannot simply move the case to another state’s court or a different trial court, and a federal court is not automatically the next step. The correct choice is “can take the case to a higher court.”

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