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English, 05.10.2019 00:10, bjbass899

If the title of an appellate court case appears as jones v. smith,
select one:
a. you cannot determine which party is the plaintiff, because when a defendant loses a trial and files an appeal, some courts (but not all) reverse the names of the parties.
b. it means that smith won the trial court decision.
c. then it is correct to say that jones is the plaintiff and smith is the defendant.
d. the trial judge was jones and the appellate judge is smith.

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