How are Supreme Court decisions different from lower court decisions?  a Supreme Court decisions can't be appealed; lower court decisions can  b Lower court decisions are usually based on civil law; Supreme Court decisions are based on criminal law  c All lower court decisions are based on state laws; Supreme Court decisions are based on federal laws  d Supreme Court decisions are issued by justices; all lower court decisions are issued by juries​

Answer

A. Supreme Court decisions can't be appealed; lower court decisions can.

Explantin

One cannot appeal a Supreme court decision because the Supreme court is the highest judicial authority in the U.S

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