A supreme court has jurisdiction on a case when the case has been appealed directly from the trial court decision because of a constitutional question heard by a court of appeal and there is a legitimate constitutional question refused to be heard in either a criminal or civil court of appeals dismissed by local law enforcement against citizen wishes

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13 February, 00:09

A supreme court has jurisdiction on a case when the case has been appealed directly from the trial court decision because of a constitutional question heard by a court of appeal and there is a legitimate constitutional question refused to be heard in either a criminal or civil court of appeals dismissed by local law enforcement against citizen wishes

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The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "heard by a court of appeal and there is a legitimate constitutional question." A supreme court has jurisdiction on a case when the case has been heard by a court of appeal and there is a legitimate constitutional question.