If parties to a case in the lowest federal court are unhappy with the ruling, the case can be moved to the next level, which is U.S. __________.

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a. Incorrect. The
b. Incorrect. The U.S. Supreme Court is the highest federal court. A party dissatisfied with a ruling made by the District Court may appeal that decision to the next level, the Court of Appeals, for that person's state or territory jurisdiction. If someone is unhappy with ruling of the U.S. Appellate Court the case may be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
c. Correct. A party dissatisfied with a ruling made by the District Court may appeal that decision to the next level, the Court of Appeals, for that person's state or territory jurisdiction.
d. Incorrect. The U.S. Court of Claims does is not one of the levels in the U.S. Court system. A party dissatisfied with a ruling made by the District Court may appeal that decision to the next level, the Court of Appeals, for that person's state or territory jurisdiction.

If Parties to a Case in the Lowest Federal Court