Digests contain court opinions in chronological order of decision and reporters organize court opinions by topic or issue.Appellate courts generally decide questions of fact.

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Appellate courts generally decide questions of law, not questions of fact. Appellate courts generally do not decide questions of fact, but rather review the legal interpretation and application of the law in the lower court's decision. Fact-finding is usually done by trial courts or juries.

Digests Contain Court Opinions in Chronological Order of Decision and Reporters