When a lower court makes a decision where can it be appealed?

A lower court's decision can typically be appealed to an intermediate appellate court, which reviews the case for legal errors. If further appeal is warranted, it may then proceed to the highest court in the jurisdiction, such as a state supreme court or the U.S. Supreme Court, depending on the legal issues involved. The appeal must generally be filed within a specific time frame after the lower court's ruling.