Intermediate appellate courts review the trial court record to determine whether there have been any errors at trial that would require reversal or modification of the trial court's decision.

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Intermediate appellate courts serve as an intermediate level of appeal between trial courts and higher appellate courts, reviewing trial court decisions for legal errors and ensuring that justice is served. They review the trial court record to determine whether any mistakes were made that would require a reversal or modification of the trial court's decision.

Intermediate Appellate Courts Review the Trial Court Record to Determine