appeals court (Meaning)

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appeals court (n)

a court whose jurisdiction is to review decisions of lower courts or agencies

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The lower court's decision was challenged, leading to an appeal that was heard by the appeals court.
The legal team prepared a compelling argument to present before the appeals court in hopes of overturning the ruling.
The appeals court carefully reviewed the trial transcripts to assess whether any errors had occurred during the proceedings.
In a landmark case, the appeals court set a precedent that would influence similar cases in the future.
The defendant's attorney filed a brief with the appeals court, outlining reasons why the conviction should be overturned.
After a thorough examination of the evidence, the appeals court issued a decision that upheld the lower court's judgment.
The appeals court justices deliberated on the constitutional implications of the case before delivering their ruling.
The appeals court granted a stay of execution, pending a thorough review of the new evidence presented by the defense.
Legal scholars closely followed the arguments presented in the appeals court, as they had implications for legal precedent.
The appeals court heard oral arguments from both sides before reaching a consensus on the appropriate legal interpretation.

a court whose jurisdiction is to review decisions of lower courts or agencies

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The lower court's decision was challenged, leading to an appeal that was heard by the appeals court.

The legal team prepared a compelling argument to present before the appeals court in hopes of overturning the ruling.

The appeals court carefully reviewed the trial transcripts to assess whether any errors had occurred during the proceedings.

In a landmark case, the appeals court set a precedent that would influence similar cases in the future.