On which of the following occasions does the judge usually not conclude with a verdict of guilt or culpability of a defendant?

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Appellate review is a review of a lower court's decision by a higher court. The higher court does not typically conclude with a verdict of guilt or culpability of a defendant, but rather with a decision on whether the lower court's decision was correct.

On Which of the Following Occasions Does the Judge Usually