Where does a plaintiff take a federal case in which there is disagreement over the verdict?
A) the local judge
B) a state supreme court
C) regional court
D) circuit court

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In a federal case, if there is disagreement over the verdict, the plaintiff could take the case to the circuit court, which is the higher court of appeals for the district courts within that circuit. This is the next level of appeal above the district court and before the Supreme Court.

Where Does a Plaintiff Take a Federal Case in Which