Appeals of criminal cases are based on questions of:

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Appeals of criminal cases are primarily based on procedural errors made during the trial. The appeals court reviews whether the trial was conducted fairly, and whether any errors made during the trial affected the outcome of the case. Therefore, option A is the correct choice. While evidence and guilt/innocence do play a role in appeals, they are considered in the context of whether they were properly presented and evaluated during the trial. Victim rights are also a consideration in the criminal justice system, but they are not the basis for criminal appeals.

Appeals of Criminal Cases Are Based on Questions Of