A criminal case can be overturned by an appellate court only if:

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deff fn [24]1 year ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

An appellate court may only overturn or remand cases. To be overturned, the lower court must have erred in applying the law.

New evidence and witnesses are not allowed to be considered in an appellate court, nor does such a court have jurisdiction to overturn a jury verdict, short of a judge issuing improper jury instructions (which would be considered an error in law).

Motion for a retrial may be available under options B, C, D; however A is the appropriate answer to this question.

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