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In state court, a losing party can appeal a case if
O a jury is unable to make a decision.
O a judge disagrees with a jury's decision.
O a precedent does not exist.
a higher court agrees to hear it.

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In state court, a losing party can appeal based on questions of law. The process involves reviewing legal errors that may have impacted the trial outcome.


Explanation:

In state court, a losing party can appeal a case if:

  1. a judge disagrees with a jury's decision.
  2. a higher court agrees to hear it.

Appeals can only be based on questions of law, not questions of fact. The process involves reviewing if legal errors occurred during the trial that may have impacted the outcome. A successful appeal may lead to a new trial or a corrected legal error.


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