A writ issued by the Supreme Court, at its discretion, to order a lower court to prepare the record of a case and send it to the Supreme Court for review is called:

1) Writ of grievances
2) Legal writ
3) Writ of certiorari
4) Amicus curiae writ

A writ issued by the Supreme Court to order a lower court to send records for review is called a writ of certiorari. This legal tool helps ensure that the Supreme Court can address significant legal issues and maintain consistency in the law. It is used at the Court's discretion for important cases.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-04

A writ issued by the Supreme Court to order a lower court to send records for review is called a writ of certiorari . This legal tool is used to ensure consistent interpretation of law and handle significant constitutional issues. Writs of certiorari may be issued when lower court decisions conflict or address important public matters. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-04