Parties present their arguments to appellate courts by:
A) holding a new trial with a new jury
B) holding a new trial with the same jury used before
C) holding a new trial without a jury
D) presenting written briefs and oral arguments
E) reading the trial transcript to the court

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Appellate courts review the legal arguments made by the parties, rather than re-litigating the facts of the case. The parties present written briefs outlining their legal arguments, and may also have the opportunity to present oral arguments to the court.

Parties Present Their Arguments to Appellate Courts By