History, 15.12.2021 21:30, nikkiebartels

How does an appellate court different from a trial court? A . An appellate court usually has a jury.
B . An appellate court decides issues of fact.
C . An appellate court examines more witnesses.
D . An appellate court reviews another court's decision.

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