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How do appeals in federal cases work? |
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| For appeals in the Federal courts, the United States is divided into eleven geographical areas, called "circuits". The District of Columbia also has a separate court system and a separate Court of Appeals. In each circuit, there is a Court of Appeals that hears virtually all appeals from all the United States District Courts in the states (and territories) assigned to that circuit. |
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