What happens after the U. S. Supreme Court agrees to review a case? A. Both parties make oral arguments to the Court.
B. The justices share their written opinions on the case.
C. Both parties petition the Court for a writ of certiorari.
D. The justices meet privately to discuss the case.

Explanation:

Here's what happens after the court agrees to hear the case: The Court receives the transcripts. Both sides file lengthy case briefs. Lawyers for both sides make oral arguments before the court.

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