Which is the correct order of these items for appellate proceedings?
A)oral argument, briefs, jury decision
B)certiorari, oral argument, briefs, judicial decision
C)briefs, oral argument, jury review, judicial decision
D)None of the above is in the correct order.

Question

​Which is the correct order of these items for appellate proceedings?
A)​oral argument, briefs, jury decision
B)​certiorari, oral argument, briefs, judicial decision
C)briefs, oral argument, jury review, judicial decision
D)None of the above is in the correct order.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

In appellate proceedings, the correct order typically involves the filing of briefs, followed by oral arguments, and then a judicial decision. The options provided either include steps not part of appellate proceedings (e.g., jury decision, jury review) or are in the incorrect sequence. Option D is correct because none of the sequences accurately represent the standard appellate process.

​Which Is the Correct Order of These Items for Appellate

Which Is the Correct Order of These Items for Appellate