When Appeals Are Made "On the Record

question 38

Multiple Choice

When appeals are made "on the record,"

• A)the process of presenting evidence does not have to be reenacted before the appellate court
• B)an error in recording the trial is the issue of the appeal
• C)the appellate judges base their decisions solely on the record of the trial
• D)the decision of the appeal is recorded as federal law

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Definitions:

Employment-Stability Policy

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Labour Specialization

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Labour Costs

The total expenditure borne by employers for employing staff, including wages, benefits, and taxes.

Job Expansion

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