апелационен суд

апелационен суд

The thirteen courts of appeals are federal courts that hear appeals – mostly from federal district (i. E. , trial) courts, but also from federal administrative agencies. Of all the cases the Supreme Court hears, the vast majority come from federal courts of appeals. A court of appeals is often referred to by the name or number of its circuit (i. E. , “Ninth Circuit”).

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