Appellate review generally includes
A) oral arguments during which questions may be asked by the appellate judges.
B) oral arguments that allow adversarial exchanges between the attorneys.
C) presentation of new evidence and witnesses.
D) a new trial (or trial de novo ).

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Appellate review typically involves oral arguments where appellate judges may ask questions, but it does not include presenting new evidence, witnesses, or conducting a new trial.

Appellate Review Generally Includes