How does the Supreme Court decide which cases to review each year?

A. It grants writs of certiorari to all cases that come before it on appeal.

B. It grants writs of certiorari to some of the cases it believes to be of

national importance.

C. It grants writs of certiorari to all cases recommended to it by the

President of the United States.

D. It grants writs of certiorari to most of those cases on which the U. S.

Circuit Courts are already in general agreement.

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19 September, 04:20

How does the Supreme Court decide which cases to review each year?

A. It grants writs of certiorari to all cases that come before it on appeal.

B. It grants writs of certiorari to some of the cases it believes to be of

national importance.

C. It grants writs of certiorari to all cases recommended to it by the

President of the United States.

D. It grants writs of certiorari to most of those cases on which the U. S.

Circuit Courts are already in general agreement.

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Corbin Vasquez · Answer 1

Explanation:The Supreme Court decides to hear a case based on at least four of the nine Justices of the Supreme Court agreeing to grant the Petition for Certiorari. If four Justices agree to grant the petition, the Supreme Court will consider the case ... A petition for Writ Certiorari is a request that the court hear your case. So A