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If a Case Is Affirmed, It

Question 24

Question 24

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If a case is affirmed, it:


A) means the case cannot be appealed to a higher court
B) is sent back to the court that heard the case
C) means the decision of a lower court was accepted by the appellate court
D) will result in a new trial for the defendant

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