Appellate Courts Are Different from Trial Courts in That They

question 33

Multiple Choice

Appellate courts are different from trial courts in that they

• A)always have a jury present.
• B)require a unanimous decision by the judges.
• C)do not require the presence of plaintiffs, defendants, or witnesses.
• D)always have two judges who make the final decision on the outcomes of appeals.

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Definitions:

Sequential Game

A game theory model where players make decisions one after another, with later players having knowledge of the actions taken by those who preceded them.

Nash Equilibrium

A concept in game theory where each player's strategy is optimal, given the strategies of other players, and no player has anything to gain by changing only their own strategy unilaterally.

Payoff Matrix

A table that shows the potential outcomes of various strategies in a decision-making scenario, often used in game theory.

Sequential Game

A game in game theory where players make decisions or moves one after another, with later players having some knowledge of previous actions.