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According to political scientists, the Supreme Court is most likely to hear a case for all of the following reasons EXCEPT when:
A) it involves the ideological or policy preferences of the justices.
B) the federal government is the party asking for review.
C) a large amount of money is at stake.
D) there are conflicts among the circuit courts.
E) it involves a civil rights or civil liberties question.

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American Government: Roots and Reform

Edition: 10^th

Authors: O'Connor, Sabato

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