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anonymous · Answer

Appellate Courts have
		
1 General jurisdiction.
		
2 Trial jurisdiction.
		
3 Criminal jurisdiction.
		
 4 Limited jurisdiction.

anonymous · Answer

I think it's 1 because Appellate Courts they hearing and reviewing appeals from legal cases that have already been heard in a trial-level or other lower court. so they hear everything?

eclipsedstar · Answer

Yes, it's from a lower court...

anonymous · Answer

Or is it trail lol confused

anonymous · Answer

Now I think it's 2 trail what do you think

eclipsedstar · Answer

Yes, 1 is correct! http://appeal.pro/when-does-the-court-have-general-appellate-jurisdiction/

eclipsedstar · Answer

It says so in the first sentence

eclipsedstar · Answer

..or the second. lol

eclipsedstar · Answer

I think that link is confusing X(

anonymous · Answer

But google says this DEFINITION of 'Appellate Courts' The part of the judicial system that is responsible for hearing and reviewing appeals from legal cases that have already been heard in a trial-level or other lower court.

anonymous · Answer

It says Trail lol I learned to look for key words from you

eclipsedstar · Answer

okay, I apologize.

eclipsedstar · Answer

Then I believe you're correct. :D

anonymous · Answer

The previous question was incorrect