Question

Which of the following does the United States Supreme Court have to issue before it hears a case? a. A notice in the Federal Register b. An exact date and time of when a case will be reviewed c. A writ of certiorari d. A statement to the press indicating that it will hear a case

Answer 1

Option c

Step-by-step explanation:

The United States Supreme Court issues a 'writ of certiorari' before hearing a case.

It is kind of writ which is supposed to be used rarely. An appellate court reviews any case in its circumspection on behalf of this writ.

A writ of certiorari demands records of a case from a lower order court to be delivered for review.

To grant a writ of certiorari means the determination of the described circumstances in the petition by at least 4 of the justices in order to sufficiently warrant Court's review.