poor or Joe Short was convicted in Superior Court, but he and his attorney appealed the conviction? Where was the case appealed to (exact name) ? What type of things can Joe's appeal consist of? If his appeal is denied, does Joe have any other appeal open to him? If so what is his next appeal step?

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Bruno Perkins

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13 July, 12:16

poor or Joe Short was convicted in Superior Court, but he and his attorney appealed the conviction? Where was the case appealed to (exact name) ? What type of things can Joe's appeal consist of? If his appeal is denied, does Joe have any other appeal open to him? If so what is his next appeal step?

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Tony Donaldson · Answer 1

The case was appealed to the superior court which is the highest court in jurisdiction.

Explanation:

In common law system, a superior court is a court of general capability which commonly has boundless ward as to deal with the common and criminal legitimate cases.

The superior court can deal with the criminal and the common civil cases in which they have no boundations since they have the highest jurisdiction in the order so there is no limitation.