How do you get a case heard before the US Supreme Court?
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One of two ways. Either direct appeal from a decision of a three-judge panel at the circuit court level (usually an injunction), or through acceptance of a case by 4 or more Supreme Court justices from appeal from a Federal Court of Appeals. The latter is called Certiorari.
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Ask your lawyer, or whoever is handling your case.
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LICRA has appealed the decision of the U.S. District Court to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.  Each side is in the process of submitting briefs to the court and preparing for oral argument.
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the supreme courts are swamped.  cases are viewed in the order they come in, before a case can be reviewed a sentence must be obtained, then the attorneys must go through every point of law to determine what to file an appeal on, I believe this procedure is allowed 3 times.
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Pick any case that the Supremes have accepted for argument but not yet heard.  Do a complete review of the history of whatever the point of law is.  Talk about the oposing views.  Resolve the question however the hell you want.  Predict that the Supremes will come to the same conclusion.  Give it to the editors.  Go get drunk.
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You can appeal TO the Supreme Court, but you cannot appeal the final determination of the Supreme Court.  The only thing to do then is get Congress to change the law.
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Are you referring to their scheduling requirements and how often they will hear cases? If so, it depends on the judge, and which district you are in. Easiest way to deal with things is to call up the court itself. Each district has their own rules of the court.
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Go to a lawyer (look in the phone book, many offer free consultations) and tell them your story.  If they think you have a winnable case, then they can represent you in a lawsuit.
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You need a to talk to an attorney.
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You will have to look it up. http://www.supremecourtus.gov/opinions/obtainopinions.pdf
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The United States Supreme Court is the highest federal court in the United States. It is often referred to as 'the Court of Last Resort' because its decisions are final. Decisions are the formal ruling from the court. \n\nA Supreme Court ruling is final: there is no appeal. However, there are two ways to overturn a Supreme Court ruling:\n\n(1) The Legislature can overturn a Supreme Court opinion by changing the law or passing a new statute that is contrary to the Supreme Court's decision. Even if the prior decision is based on constitutional law, Congress and the states can amend the Constitution to achieve the goal they want. However, this is not an easy thing to do.\n\n(2) Like the other answers have said, another way is for a prior decision to be overturned by the Supreme Court in a subsequent opinion. In this scenario, the Supreme Court overturns "itself".  To "overturn" a decision basically involves a new court case which would be decided one way under "stare decisis", and the Court ignoring the previous decision and ruling a different way.
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you can probably call the court and ask
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Most cases that eventually make their way to the Supreme Court start in the fedeal district courts, which is the trial court level for the federal government.\n\nThe Supreme Court can also end up with cases emerging from the state courts' systems, but that is a bit more difficult to accomplish, since the Supreme Court will only consider cases on appeal out of the state courts that contain a disputed issue of federal or constitutional law, generally speaking.
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If you have charges filed against you, you may contact the court to appropriate steps to take to answer the charges.\n\nIf an order or proctection/injunction against harassment has been filed against you, you can request for a hearing before the court that issued the order/injunction.
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Our Supreme Court Justices are appointed by the President.  They go through confirmation hearings in Congress and are approved by a vote of the Senate.  They are appointed for life or until their voluntary retirement as that of Sandra Day O'Connor within the past couple of months.
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Yes you can you probably need to go to your state's supreme court web site. It is required to be open to the public. Oklahoma has one at oscn.net.
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check out this website for way more info, but the key point, very simply, is that this case set the precendent for the supreme court to have the power to decide if the ruling of another court (like a state supreme court) is in line with the u.s. constitution - this is the basic idea of judicial review.  so, for example, if a state court created a law saying that there was an oficial religion for that state, the supreme court could make that hear the case and rule that law null and void because it goes against the constitution.\n\nlike i said, you'll get way more info at this site, so don't just base your knowledge of what i've said, it's more in depth