Judiciary
Certiorari
Definition
A writ issued by the Supreme Court agreeing to review a lower court decision. The Court grants "cert" in cases it considers important.
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Common Questions
- What is a certiorari?
- A writ issued by the Supreme Court agreeing to review a lower court decision. The Court grants "cert" in cases it considers important.
- What terms are related to certiorari?
- Related terms include: Supreme Court. Understanding these related concepts helps provide context for certiorari.