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    Exam 9: Appeals
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    A Litigant Appealing the Decision of a Lower Court Is
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A Litigant Appealing the Decision of a Lower Court Is

Question 4

Question 4

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A litigant appealing the decision of a lower court is referred to as the:


A) appellee
B) respondent
C) appellant
D) complainer

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