Question

​The appellate court’s decision in a case is final if: a. the case involves a federal question. ​b. the prosecuted is charged with contempt of court. c. a panel of experts reviews the transcript of the trial court’s proceedings in the case.​

Answer 1

Answer:

​The appellate court’s decision in a case is final if a panel of experts reviews the transcript of the trial court’s proceedings in the case.​

Explanation:

• An individual or an organization can move to an appellate court in case the judgment given by the trials court is not acceptable to one of the parties to the case.
• The appellate court can either choose to review the proceedings of the trial court through experts or can also order the trial court to hold more proceedings in the same case.