In sparsely populated states that do not have an intermediate appellate court,trial court decisions can be appealed directly to the state's highest court.

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This is true. In some states, such as Montana and Wyoming, trial court decisions can be appealed directly to the state's supreme court because there is no intermediate appellate court. This is done to save time and resources in states with lower populations and lower caseloads.

In Sparsely Populated States That Do Not Have an Intermediate