If an appellate court hears a case on appeal, disagrees with the trial court's decision, and returns the case to the trial court, what best describes the appellate court's action?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

When an appellate court disagrees with the trial court's decision and sends the case back to the trial court for further action, it is said to have "reversed and remanded" the decision. This means the appellate court found an error in the trial court's judgment and requires further proceedings to correct it.

If an Appellate Court Hears a Case on Appeal, Disagrees