Why do people ask appellate courts to review their cases?

a They want their cases retried in other courts.

b They feel that their trials were unfair.

c They want to present new evidence.

d They want the Supreme Court to try their cases.

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Julie Hutchinson

17 August, 02:02

Why do people ask appellate courts to review their cases?

a They want their cases retried in other courts.

b They feel that their trials were unfair.

c They want to present new evidence.

d They want the Supreme Court to try their cases.

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Kaylen Dominguez · Answer 1

Correct answer is B

they thought the trial was unfair

Enzo Vazquez · Answer 2

The correct option is B

b They feel that their trials were unfair.

The role of the appelate court is to review the courts as decided by the lower courts. there is no new evidence provided. The appelate court only review the cases as decided to find out whether due process was followed, and whether the decision was fair and constutional.

Why do people ask appellate courts to review their cases?a They want their cases retried in other courts.b They feel that their trials were unfair.c They want to present new evidence.d They want the Supreme Court to try their cases.

Why do people ask appellate courts to review their cases?

a They want their cases retried in other courts.

b They feel that their trials were unfair.

c They want to present new evidence.

d They want the Supreme Court to try their cases.