Question

1. if you have been accused and found guilty in court, you cant appeal. circle: true / false
2. appeals courts do not have a trial. instead they determine if the original trial was fair.

who makes this determination about a fair trial?

Explanation:

11.

Most legal systems allow guilty parties to appeal if they claim errors in the original trial (e.g., legal mistakes, unfair procedures).

Appeals courts review trial fairness; this decision is made by judges (not juries, as there’s no new trial).

Answer:

False

12.