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noun

any of the courts of appeals in the U.S. federal judicial system before 1948.

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Origin:
1940–45, Americanism

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circuit court of appeals
noun
one of the twelve federal United States courts of appeals that cover a group of states known as a 'circuit'

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"It is quite a startling proposition, and a very novel one, I think, that there shall be absolutely no opportunity for the review in an appellate court, in cases involving such large amounts, of questions involving the construction of the statute under which the court is proceeding, or those various questions of law, many of them new, which necessarily arise in such cases. Neither the claimants, the Indians, nor the Government of the United States should be absolutely denied opportunity to bring their exceptions to review by some appellate tribunal."

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