After trial, a defendant is not satisfied with the outcome of his/her case and hires an attorney to request a review of the case, its verdict, and its sentence.A higher court agrees to review the case.This court most likely has

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The fact that the higher court is reviewing the outcome of a trial indicates that it is an appellate court, which has the power to review and potentially overturn decisions made by lower courts. The other options (original, intermediary, ultimate jurisdiction) do not accurately describe the function of an appellate court.

After Trial, a Defendant Is Not Satisfied with the Outcome