When a case is appealed, the court of appeals decides the case based solely upon which of the following?

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When a case is appealed, the court of appeals only considers questions of law, not questions of fact or damages. The appellate court does not reconsider the evidence presented in the lower court, but rather determines whether the lower court applied the law correctly. Questions of importance and standing are not relevant factors for the appellate court to consider.

When a Case Is Appealed, the Court of Appeals Decides