Generally, appellate courts only decide questions of fact.

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Appellate courts primarily decide questions of law, not questions of fact. They review lower court decisions to determine if errors of law were made or if the decision was based on incorrect interpretation or application of the law. However, if the lower court's decision was based on a clear error of fact or if there is insufficient evidence to support the decision, the appellate court may consider questions of fact.

Generally, Appellate Courts Only Decide Questions of Fact