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Ms. Toad

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10. Appeals are still governed by the same rules.

Reply to SergeStorms (Reply #9)

Mon Mar 24, 2025, 05:31 PM

Mar 2025

Things are bad, but you still have to prove jurisdiction before a court will take your case, and an appellate court does not have jurisdiction over a case that did not arise within its district.

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Maybe it used to. SergeStorms Mar 2025 #9

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