The Supreme Court rule that grants review to a case as long as four justices agree to support review is known as the

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The "rule of four" is a Supreme Court practice that allows four of the nine Justices to grant a writ of certiorari, agreeing to review a case. This ensures that minority opinions have a chance to be heard, even if a majority of the Justices are not initially interested in the case.

The Supreme Court Rule That Grants Review to a Case