In the federal court system, a case decided by a district court is appealed. Which court hears it next?

a US court of appeals (circuit court)

Federal judges are appointed for life (during good behavior) mainly to

protect their independence so they can rule without political pressure

It goes to the president to be signed or vetoed

passing it again with a two-thirds vote in both chambers

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