When cases do move up from the trial, the appellate courts generally do not even consider the verdict in the case.
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Q28: A whole new trial that excludes any
Q29: These decisions generally deal with issues that
Q30: Trial courts generally create precedent.
Q31: Like trial courts, appellate courts deal with
Q32: Appellate courts rule only on the case
Q34: An appellate court never hears new evidence
Q35: Appeals courts hear far more cases than
Q36: According to the text, fewer than 10
Q37: According to the text, in approximately 25
Q38: Neither the Constitution nor the Supreme Court
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