Which of the following would be the most difficult to successfully challenge on appeal?
A) Instructions to the jury
B) Admissibility of evidence
C) Jury fact finding
D) The trial judge's statements of law

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Jury fact finding is typically given great deference by appellate courts, making it the most difficult to challenge on appeal. Appellate courts often review jury findings under a "sufficient evidence" standard, meaning they will uphold the findings if there is any credible evidence to support them, making challenges to these findings particularly difficult.

Which of the Following Would Be the Most Difficult to Successfully