Appellate Courts Have No Discretionary Power to Reject an Appeal-Appellate

question 24

True/False

Appellate courts have no discretionary power to reject an appeal-appellate courts must accept all appeals.

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Definitions:

Concurrent Jurisdiction

Refers to a situation where more than one court is capable of hearing the same case or claim.

Removal

A legal term referring to the transfer of a case from one court to another, especially from a state to federal court.

Federal Court

Courts established by the federal government of a country that have jurisdiction over disputes involving federal laws, constitutional questions, or other specific cases defined by law.

Defendant

A party, which could be a person, company, or institution, under accusation or litigation in a judicial setting.