What Is the Main Purpose of Appellate Review

question 1

Multiple Choice

What is the main purpose of appellate review?

• A) Review the case to see if the appellate judges agree with the outcome at the trial court
• B) Review what happened at the trial court to make sure that the trial was fair
• C) Issue warrants
• D) Hear testimony from witnesses

Identify the elements required to prove a tort claim.

Distinguish between torts, crimes, and civil wrongs.

Recognize specific examples of intentional torts.

Comprehend the legal terminology specific to the study of torts.

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Definitions:

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