Today,most cases make their way to the Supreme Court when at least four justices agree to hear a case,and a writ of certiorari is issued.

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This is known as the "Rule of Four" and is a common way for cases to be accepted for review by the Supreme Court. Once the Court agrees to hear a case, a writ of certiorari is issued to the lower court or courts involved in the case, directing them to send up the necessary documents and transcripts for the Supreme Court's review.

Today,most Cases Make Their Way to the Supreme Court When