appellate power
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Definitions from Case Law
From 62 U.S. 506 - Ableman v. Booth · 1858Most cited · 321 citing opinions
The appellate power, it will be observed, is conferred on this court in all cases or suits in which such a question shall arise. It is not confined to suits in the inferior courts of the United States, but extends to all cases where such a question arises, whether it be in a judicial tribunal of a State or of the United States.