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When a Supreme Court case is remanded, it means that the case is a. affirmed. b. overturned. c. sent back to the court that originally heard it. d. given to the legislature for …

When a Supreme Court case is remanded, it means that the case is a. affirmed. b. overturned. c. sent back to the court that originally heard it. d. given to the legislature for …
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When a Supreme Court case is remanded, it means that the case is

a. affirmed.

b. overturned.

c. sent back to the court that originally heard it.

d. given to the legislature for review.

e. not eligible for the rule of four.

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I think the answer for this is C

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