A ruling from a district or court of appeals that is not challenged is legally binding; if it is challenged and heard by the Supreme Court, then that decision is legally binding.

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Once a ruling from a district or court of appeals is not challenged, it becomes final and legally binding. If it is challenged and heard by the Supreme Court, the decision of the Supreme Court becomes legally binding.

A Ruling from a District or Court of Appeals That