When an Appellate Court Reviews Questions of Fact Resolved by a Lower

When an appellate court reviews questions of fact resolved by a lower court,the appellate court can disturb the decision of the lower court:

A) only if the lower court applied the correct law and still made a mistake.
B) only after providing deference to the lower court and finding plain error.
C) only after conducting a de novo review and finding clear error.
D) only after providing deference to the lower court and finding clear error.