The Role of the Appellate Court in Criminal Appeals
An Appellate Court reviews decisions made by lower courts to determine if legal errors affected the outcome of a case. It does not hold new trials but examines records, legal arguments, and prior rulings. In criminal cases, the appellate court can overturn convictions, order new trials, or modify sentences—offering individuals a second chance at justice.
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