Points to be raised on appeal are often referred to as _________.

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Points to be raised on appeal are typically referred to as "assignments of error." This refers to specific legal or factual errors that occurred during the trial or legal proceeding and are being challenged on appeal. Allegations of scienter, complaints by counsel, and stipulations of error may also be relevant to an appeal, but they do not specifically refer to the points to be raised on appeal.

Points to Be Raised on Appeal Are Often Referred to as _________