Selection and decision
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Selection and decision are the two major functions of the United States Supreme Court. Selection is the process by which the court chooses cases to hear. Only 1% of cases are put on the docket. Decision is the process in which the Supreme Court hears arguments about the case and renders a decision.[1]
References
- ↑ US Government and Politics