A state's appellate court has made a decision in a particular case.That decision becomes case precedent in all cases except those cases heard in:

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The state's Supreme or highest court is the only court that can overrule or modify the decision made by the appellate court, so the precedent set by the appellate court decision would not apply in cases heard in the Supreme Court.

A State's Appellate Court Has Made a Decision in a Particular