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certiorari
This term is a specialized legal instrument used primarily in appellate law. It represents a discretionary power of a higher court to select which cases it will review, rather than a right of the appellant to be heard. In practice, the granting of this writ is rare and signifies that the court believes the case involves a significant legal question or a conflict in lower court rulings.
Because it is a technical Latin term, it is used almost exclusively in formal legal documents, judicial opinions, and academic legal writing. It is never used in casual conversation or general contexts outside of the judiciary.
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The Supreme Court decided to grant certiorari in the high profile civil rights case.
I wonder if the justices will grant certiorari for my client's petition.
The court denied certiorari and let the lower court ruling stand.
We need to file a petition for a writ of certiorari by the end of the month.
The legal team is preparing the brief for certiorari now.
It is rare for the court to grant certiorari unless there is a significant legal conflict.
The petition for certiorari was rejected without further review.