Where can a court of international trade decision be appealed?
a. superior court
c. court of appeals for the state circuit
b. court of appeals for the federal circuit
d. supreme court

The Court of International Trade decision can be appealed in the D.) SUPREME COURT

The Court of International Trade hears cases involving appeals of ruling of U.S. Customs offices. It is identified as a constitutional court rather than a special court because it exercises the broad "judicial power of the United States."

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