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Appellate judges who are interpretationists are also called

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Appellate judges who are interpretationists are also called "<span>activists".</span>

<span>Appellate court judges do not possess the authority to re-try a case or start hearings based on the new evidence. They only review the judgments passed by the trial court. If the President of the United States appoint someone as a judge in a Federal court then that is for a life time. </span>

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