If an appellate court cannot find any facts in support of a lower court's findings, the
A) lower court's decision should be reversed.
B) case should be sent back for further fact finding.
C) lower court's decision will stand.
D) trial court judge will be reprimanded.

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If an appellate court cannot find any facts in support of a lower court's findings, it typically means that the lower court's decision lacks sufficient evidence, and thus, the decision should be reversed.

If an Appellate Court Cannot Find Any Facts in Support