Cases ________ are LEAST likely to be accepted by the Supreme Court.
A)in which the federal government is an appellant
B)that address state laws but do not raise constitutional issues
C)that raise important questions about civil rights
D)that involve conflicting decisions by federal circuit courts

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The Supreme Court is primarily interested in cases that raise important constitutional questions or have broad legal implications. Cases that address state laws but do not raise constitutional issues are often considered to be of less significance and are therefore less likely to be accepted by the Court. Choosing answers A, C, or D would not accurately reflect the Court's criteria for selecting cases to hear.

Cases ________ Are LEAST Likely to Be Accepted by the Supreme