What Is One Way That Intermediate Courts of Appeals Differ

question 47

Multiple Choice

What is one way that intermediate courts of appeals differ from trial courts?

• A)Appeals are heard only by judges and never by a jury.
• B)Witnesses testify and physical evidence is produced in intermediate courts,but there is no questioning by the prosecution.
• C)Legal briefs are not allowed in intermediate courts of appeals.
• D)The parties to the case generally do not attend the trial court,but almost always attend appellate court proceedings.

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Definitions:

Elaborative Rehearsal

A memory strategy that involves relating new information to something that is already known.

Short-term Memory

A cognitive function where a limited amount of information is held temporarily for use in ongoing tasks.

Displacement

In psychology, displacement is a defense mechanism that involves shifting feelings from an uncomfortable or threatening target to a more acceptable or less threatening one.

Consolidation

The neurological process by which memories become stabilized and stored in long-term memory after initial acquisition.