Question

1. the appellate courts do not ____.

○ examine the proceedings of a district - level trial
○ hold their own trials
○ review and enforce rulings of regulatory commissions
○ order new trials to be issued by the district courts

Explanation:

Appellate courts primarily review lower - court proceedings (so they do examine district - level trial proceedings), can review regulatory commission rulings, and can order new trials in district courts. Appellate courts do not hold their own trials with juries and witnesses like trial courts; they focus on legal issues and the record of the lower - court trial.

Answer:

B. hold their own trials