An appellate court reviews decisions made by lower courts to ensure legal errors did not affect the outcome. It does not retry facts but examines procedural fairness and law application. Parties who believe a judgment was flawed benefit most, as do legal precedents that guide future cases. This system upholds justice and consistency across the judiciary.
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