A three-judge panel is usually found in ________.

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A three-judge panel is typically found in U.S. courts of appeals. In this level of the federal court system, all cases are initially heard by a panel of three judges, unless the full court (en banc) decides to hear the case. U.S. district courts may have a single judge or a jury, while the U.S. Supreme Court has nine justices who typically hear cases in a group of nine. Therefore, choices A and C are not the best choices.

A Three-Judge Panel Is Usually Found in ________