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Who oversees lawyer appealing grievance ruling?

  1. State Supreme Court

  2. Bar Associations

  3. Federal Appeals Court

  4. State Legislative Body

The correct answer is: State Supreme Court

State Supreme Court oversees lawyers appealing grievance ruling. A State Supreme Court is responsible for hearing appeals that involve members of the bar and bar associations. Federal Appeals Court is incorrect because it does not have jurisdiction over state-level decisions. Bar Associations are also incorrect because they do not have the authority to oversee rulings. Finally, state legislative body is incorrect because their role is not specific to addressing grievances or overseeing appeals for lawyers.

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