Question 24 • (2026-2027) Riggin -- American Government 2nd Nine Weeks (1st Semester) BLDG
Federal appellate judges review decisions made by lower courts to determine whether the law was applied correctly. They generally do not decide guilt or innocence or whether a case belongs in federal court; they decide whether the lower court made a legal error. Therefore, the correct choice is “a lower court made an error in a case.”
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