An appellate court is a court in which most cases usually begin and in which questions of fact are examined.

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An appellate court is a court in which cases are appealed after being heard in a trial court. Appellate courts review the legal reasoning behind a trial court's decision and consider whether any errors were made in the application of the law. Appellate courts generally do not examine questions of fact, but instead focus on questions of law.

An Appellate Court Is a Court in Which Most Cases