A party can appeal a case to the highest state court if he or she can show that _____ at both the trial level and the appellate level.

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The party can appeal to the highest state court if they can show that a legal error was made at both the trial level and the appellate level. This is because the highest state court generally only hears cases that involve legal issues, as opposed to factual disputes or questions of evidence.

A Party Can Appeal a Case to the Highest State