Appellate courts primarily consider challenges to cases that have already been decided at the district level.

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Appellate courts are responsible for reviewing cases that have already been decided at the lower district court level. Their purpose is to ensure that lower courts have applied the law correctly and to provide a way for parties who believe they have been wrongly convicted or who disagree with a district court's decision to challenge that decision.

Appellate Courts Primarily Consider Challenges to Cases That Have Already