Appellate courts do all of the following EXCEPT
A) review the legality of trial court decisions.
B) determine guilt in a criminal case.
C) ensure due process through review of lower court decisions.
D) determine whether lower court judges made the right decisions.
E) ensure the fairness of lower court procedures.

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Appellate courts do not determine guilt or innocence in criminal cases; they review the legal aspects of a case to ensure the trial was conducted properly.

Appellate Courts Do All of the Following EXCEPT