1. The difference between original and appellate jurisdiction.
Objective 5.3
The difference between original and appellate jurisdiction.

2. the authority to interpret and administer the law.
jurisdiction
the authority to interpret and administer the law.

3. original jurisdiction
the authority of a court to be the first court to hold trials in certain kinds of cases.

4. appellate jurisdiction
the authority of some courts to review decisions made by lower courts. (no trial)

5. Every convicted person has the right to appeal to an appellate court.

6. An appeal is usually made when lawyers believe the law was not applied correctly in a lower court.

7. A case can also be appealed if new evidence is found.

8. Does the appeals court have to hear the case?