Courts of _________ are concerned with issues of law and whether there were errors made by the trial court.

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Courts of appellate jurisdiction review decisions made by lower courts to determine if errors occurred in the application of the law. Courts of general jurisdiction have a broad range of authority to hear many types of cases, while courts of original jurisdiction are where cases begin and evidence is presented. None of these options accurately describes the focus of an appellate court.

Courts of _________ Are Concerned with Issues of Law and Whether