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Federal Court Structure
Resource: Ch. 14 of Government in America
Due Date: Day 5 [Individual forum]
Consider the following scenario: You are a criminal defense attorney, and your client has just been found guilty by a U.S. district court in Illinois.
Address the following in 200 to 300 words:
o What are your options for appeal? Describe the appeals process all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. What is the likelihood that your case will end up there?
o Who are the Supreme Court justices and chief justice who may or may not decide to hear your case?

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Preview: ... justices and chief justice who may or may not decide to hear your case is Stevens, John Paul. Chief justice ...

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Preview: ... as you cannot introduce anything new. You cannot bring up any new defenses or issues that were not part of the original trial.<br><br>Should the appeal be reaffirmed, meaning the lower court's ruling stands, I would then have the opportunity to file a request with the Supreme Court stating that I do not feel the Appellate Court did its job properly and I need the most highest court to lo ...

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