Social Studies BJC Set 1 Practice Test

Which court hears appeals from the Supreme Court?

Judiciary Supreme Court Juvenile Court Court of Appeal

Correct Answer:

Court of Appeal

Explanation:

In this setup, the path of review for a Supreme Court ruling runs to the Court of Appeal. The Court of Appeal is the appellate body that checks decisions for legal errors, ensures the proper application of law, and can correct injustices or misinterpretations from the Supreme Court’s ruling. It’s the next step up in the court system for appeals. The other options don’t fit the role here: the Judiciary is the entire branch of courts, not a specific court; the Juvenile Court handles cases involving minors; and the Supreme Court is the highest court in this structure, so there isn’t a higher court above it to hear its appeals.

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