Which of the following can review and, when necessary, overturn decisions made at the trial court level?
A) administrative agencies
B) appellate courts
C) arbitration judges
D) statutory agencies

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Appellate courts have the authority to review decisions made at the trial court level and can overturn them if necessary. Administrative agencies and statutory agencies are non-judicial bodies that have their own appeal processes, while arbitration judges render binding decisions that cannot be appealed to a higher court.

Which of the Following Can Review And, When Necessary, Overturn