A court of appeals may review new evidence when considering a matter on appeal.

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A court of appeals is typically limited to reviewing the evidence and proceedings that took place in the trial court. They generally do not consider new evidence that was not presented at trial. However, there may be certain limited circumstances where new evidence can be considered, such as if it was not available at the time of the trial despite due diligence.

A Court of Appeals May Review New Evidence When Considering