If Liz decides to appeal to a state appellate court, Liz's attorney must file, with the clerk of the appellate court within a presco period of time:

a. a demand to be heard.

b. a motion for a judgment n. o. v.

c. a notice of appeal.

d. a request for affirmance, remand, or reversal.

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Jesse Durham

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27 April, 04:54

If Liz decides to appeal to a state appellate court, Liz's attorney must file, with the clerk of the appellate court within a presco period of time:

a. a demand to be heard.

b. a motion for a judgment n. o. v.

c. a notice of appeal.

d. a request for affirmance, remand, or reversal.

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Sofia Strickland · Answer 1

Answer: C - a notice of appeal

Explanation:

To appeal to a state appellate court, one needs to file a notice of appeal to the court. It is mainly the losing party in a decision who is supposed to appeal to a state court but different cases are handled differently depending of the crime involved. Like, in case of a civil case either of two sides can appeal at the next level.

Appellate courts are courts that are supposed to hear such cases which have already been tried in a trial-lvel or any other lower court.

If Liz decides to appeal to a state appellate court, Liz's attorney must file, with the clerk of the appellate court within a presco period of time:a. a demand to be heard.b. a motion for a judgment n. o. v.c. a notice of appeal.d. a request for affirmance, remand, or reversal.

If Liz decides to appeal to a state appellate court, Liz's attorney must file, with the clerk of the appellate court within a presco period of time:

a. a demand to be heard.

b. a motion for a judgment n. o. v.

c. a notice of appeal.

d. a request for affirmance, remand, or reversal.