The Federal Appellate Courts rule on the process and how laws are invoked. They review a case without receiving new evidence, hearing witnesses, or retrying the outcome. Oftentimes, the 13 Federal Appellate Courts make the final decisions because the U.S. Supreme Court hears fewer than 2% of the cases referred to them.
Today, the Arkansas Appeals Court ruling questioned who is allowed to file a gerrymandering suit.
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