Author Question: Cases before appellate courts are typically decided by a. a consensus in a full court meeting. ... (Read 35 times)

maegan_martin · **on:** Jul 9, 2018

Cases before appellate courts are typically decided by

a. a consensus in a full court meeting.
b. a panel of twelve jurors.
c. a two-person majority of the panel.
d. a unanimous decision of the three judges.
e. the senior judge of the panel.

Question 2

Cases before an appellate court are typically handled by

a. assistant U.S. attorneys.
b. juries.
c. Supreme Court justices.
d. the solicitor general.
e. three-judge panels.