This categorization scheme divides appeals into appeals that come directly from a trial court after sentencing and appeals come either before the end of a trial or after other appeals have been attempted.

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The categorization scheme described is distinguishing between direct appeals, which come after sentencing, and collateral appeals, which come either before the end of a trial or after other appeals have been attempted. This falls under the direct-collateral categorization system. The other options (mandatory-discretionary, intermediate court-high court-final court, and federal-state) do not accurately reflect the described categorization scheme.

This Categorization Scheme Divides Appeals into Appeals That Come Directly