Federal appellate courts review and can overturn

A) precedents set by the U.S. Supreme Court.
B) only federal criminal cases.
C) rulings made by the lower federal courts.
D) guilt or innocence of defendants.
E) only civil cases.


C

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Why, in Tickner's view, must perceptions of international relations as a zero-sum game be done away with?

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All of the following are duties of the lieutenant governor EXCEPT

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