Answer:
You can appeal in a higher federal court
Explanation:
1. You cannot directly appeal in the US Supreme Court after a federal trial court. You must first appeal in a higher federal court.
2. Yes, you can appeal in a higher federal court.
3. Even though you can ask for a retrial, but the request would have to be reviewed and accepted by the same judge who decided the trial. Hence, unless there is a solid reason, the chances for getting a retrial are very low.
4. You can ask for changing the Judge, but again you need to provide justification for demanding so. If the Judge is personally linked with any of the parties or to the case then he may be changed.
Therefore, the best option is to appeal in the higher federal court.
