Which section of the judicial branch has the ability to hear appeals from lower courts, but also send the case to a higher court if needed?

A) U.S. Supreme Court
B) U.S. Courts of Appeals
C) U.S. District Courts
D) U.S. Executive Courts

Answer:

C

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Answer:

Hoodie Swag answered it wrong

Explanation:

He gave no explanation, 3.7 votes, the answer is D Ex:  The Minnesota Court of Appeals, which began on November 1, 1983, provides the citizens of Minnesota with prompt and deliberate review of all final decisions of the trial courts, state agencies, and local governments. As the error-correcting court, the Court of Appeals handles most of the appeals, which allows the Minnesota Supreme Court to spend time resolving difficult constitutional and public policy cases.

Court of Appeals’ decisions are the final ruling in about 95 percent of the 2,000 to 2,400 appeals every year. Typically, about five percent of the Court’s decisions are accepted by the Minnesota Supreme Court for further review.

The Court reviews appeals in a timely manner. By law, the Court must issue a decision within 90 days of oral arguments. If no oral argument is held, a decision is due within 90 days of the case’s scheduled conference date. This deadline is the shortest imposed on any appellate court in the nation.

As part of the Court’s effort to expedite justice and to make access to the appellate system less burdensome and expensive, the Court’s 19 judges sit in three-judge panels and travel to locations throughout Minnesota to hear oral arguments.

With the assistance of an electronic case management system, the Court monitors the progress of every appeal to ensure that there are no unnecessary delays in processing cases or releasing decisions. The Court demonstrates the value of aggressive, hands-on management of its cases. Other states frequently look to Minnesota as a model for case-processing and delay-reduction.

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The Kansas-Nebraska Act created the...
-states of Kansas and Nebraska.
-territories of Kansas and Nebraska.
-constitutions of Kansas and Nebraska.
-Indian territory in Kansas and Nebraska.

why do bicycles present a challenge to other drivers on the roadway​

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Members of congress are expected to:
A. give voters information about important events.
B. use bills of attainder to influence the government.
C. decided whether new laws are unconstitutional.
D. veto laws that are unpopular with the people they represent.

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who won the fight of The Manifest Destiny

Each of the following is a reward of entrepreneurship EXCEPT:
A.
shorter work day
B.
bringing ideas to life
C.
higher earnings potential
D.
feeling of accomplishment


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

In the early days of China, before the rise of dynasties, early chinease civilizations were...

A. large and wealthy cities in the Gobi Dessert

B. small farming villages along the Indus River Vally

C. small farming villages along the Huang He River Valley

D. people living on the great wall of China

13. Which colony was considered the Crown Jewel of the British Empire?
O A. India
OB. South Africa
O C. Kenya
O D. Bangladesh

What role does wealth inequality play in Mexico's cartel problem?

A) Cartel gain influence in poor regions because they are often the people who have the most money and power.

B) People who cannot find any other work turn to working for the cartels.

C) Poor farmers often turn to producing the plants used to make drugs for the cartels.

D) All of the above.​

Impala share the African plains with other grazing animals and predators. Which change would lead to a DECREASE in the impala poplution

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how does water pollution and the unequal access to freshwater impacts irrigation and drinking water?

NAFTA was a trade agreement between

A) Mexico, Guatemala and Cuba

B) Mexico, United States and Canada

C) Mexico, United States and China

D) Mexico, Brazil and Canada​

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Which nation settled in the Northeastern part of the United States?
a.
the English
c.
the French
b.
the Dutch
d.
all of the above

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Who is responsible for the creation of The Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Paine
Thomas Paine and the Second Continental Congress
Thomas Jefferson and the Second Continental Congress

how much ice was lost in the artic in the last 20 years?

Since sole proprietorships have __________, personal assets may be used to pay business debts.
A.
limited resources
B.
unlimited liability
C.
earnings potential
D.
several investors


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

Why did traders agree to pay the taxes to Ghana?

True or False
Sub-Saharan Africa best describes the region circled on the map above?
True
O False

olar eclipses are astounding. When the moon’s shadow moves over the earth, it can block the sun. The eclipse can be partial or total. In a partial solar eclipse, the sun looks like a wheel of cheddar cheese that has a big bite missing from its side. Partial solar eclipses are more common than total solar eclipses, but both are unusual and awesome. In a total solar eclipse, the view of the sun changes more radically. The bright ball of light seems to transform into a dark black circle. Around the dark circle, there are swirls of light. The bright white light flows out from the black core, reminding some people of the head of a flower. When people see the magnificent view, they marvel. They wonder about things bigger and more powerful than themselves.

Solar eclipses are rare. Two conditions have to occur simultaneously for the sun to be eclipsed by Earth’s moon. First, there needs to be a new moon. Second, the moon’s orbit has to cross Earth’s orbit. Let’s talk about the new moon first. We say that there is a new moon when the moon moves between Earth and the sun. The new moon is sometimes called the dark moon because, from Earth’s perspective, no light is shining on it at that time. As a consequence, people on Earth can’t see it. From Earth’s perspective, there is a new moon about every 29.5 days. Now let’s talk about the second condition for a solar eclipse. Solar eclipses only happen when the moon is in line with the ecliptic, the path the sun seems to take each year. That ideal alignment does not happen very often because the moon’s orbit around Earth is 5 degrees off from the annual path of the sun. Put another way, the moon moves at an angle, and that usually prevents its shadow from falling on Earth.

Understanding shadows and solar eclipses will help us understand why some eclipses are partial and some are total. When the sun is behind the moon, the moon casts a shadow. However, because the sun, Earth, and moon are not exactly aligned, the new moon’s shadow often falls in space. But every once in a while, the moon temporarily crosses the sun’s path, the ecliptic. In that moment, the new moon’s shadow actually touches Earth, causing an eclipse. There is a partial solar eclipse when the moon is farther away from Earth. In that case, only its lighter outer shadow reaches Earth and only part of the sun is blocked. But when the moon is closer to Earth, both its light outer shadow and its dark inner shadow reach Earth. In that case, there is both a partial and a total solar eclipse. People standing in the outer shadow see a partial eclipse, and people standing in the inner shadow see a total eclipse.

If you are lucky, you may one day stand in a shadow of the moon. Then you, too, will see a spectacular solar transformation.Based on the information in the passage, what is the most likely reason why the sun’s path is called the ecliptic?

A
The sun’s path is as astounding as an eclipse.

B
Eclipses happen when the moon crosses the sun’s path.

C
Eclipses are vast, and the path of the sun is also vast.

D
The sun only moves when there is an eclipse.

Please Help!
Which effect did the United States Supreme Court’s decision in Plessy v. Ferguson have?


A. ending segregation in all public schools in America


B .protecting voting rights for African Americans by eliminating literacy tests


C. upholding the rights of all citizens to be treated equally by the government


D. authorizing the system that kept black and white people separated

What kind of Energy is present after you crank the flashlight

Which is considered a biological sign of aging?

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How did the introduction of horses affect Native American culture?

A) Farming improved because Native Americans had horses to help plow the fields.
B) Native Americans in some culture areas began to use horses for hunting and in warfare.
C) The use of horses as transportation increased trade between different culture groups.
D) Some Native American groups became wealthy selling horses to European colonists.

Which individual is responsible for the major Georgia state prison reforms of 2011 and 2015?

Stokely Carmichael
Maynard Jackson
Andrew Young
Nathan Deal

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Why did Texas agree to the Compromise
of 1850, which required it to sell land
to the United States?

A. It feared the US would revoke its statehood.
B. It considered the land undesirable for settlements.
C. It believed the US would claim it without payment.
D. It needed money to pay its debts.

why is it important to follow safety procedures when there is an upcoming typhoon?​

_____Catholic Christians primarily live and worship in all the following areas except...
A. South America
B. India
C. Western Europe
D. South America