A federal circuit court of appeals that has jurisdiction in a case reviews the commission's legal findings to ensure that .

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A federal circuit court of appeals reviews the commission's legal findings to ensure that it acted in a constitutionally approved way. This means that the court reviews whether the commission's decisions and actions comply with the Constitution and do not violate any fundamental rights of the parties involved in the case. The court does not review whether the administrative law judge actually read the submitted exhibits or whether the losing party accepts the administrative law judge's initial decision. The scope of the Government in Sunshine Act also does not apply to all cases that come before the commission.

A Federal Circuit Court of Appeals That Has Jurisdiction in a Case