Choose the BEST answer. In most cases, following a decision by the Circuit Court of Appeals $($appellate court$)$:

The case cannot be appealed further.

Either party has a right to have the Supreme Court review the merits of the case.

Either party can request that the Supreme Court review the merits of the case, but the Supreme Court denies this request in most cases.

Either party can request that the Supreme Court review the merits of the case, with the request being granted unless the Circuit Court of Appeals decision was clearly correct.