appellate courts
- n.上诉法庭
- appellate court的复数
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N-COUNT 上诉法院
In the United States, an appellate court is a special court where people who have been convicted of a crime can appeal against their conviction.A racially mixed jury in Miami convicted Lozano of manslaughter, but an appellate court overturned the convictions.
在迈阿密，由多种族人士组成的陪审团裁决洛扎诺犯过失杀人罪，但上诉法庭推翻了该判决。
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Case law - ( Also known as common law . ) Law established by previous decisions of appellate courts .
判例法，（也被当作普通法）法律建立在上诉法院的先例上。
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In states which have intermediate appellate courts , there may be two appellate reviews .
在有中级上诉法院的州，一般判决可以有两次复审。
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There are eleven numbered intermediate appellate courts in the federal system , each including anywhere from three to ten states and territories .
联邦系统内共有11个以数字顺序命名的中级上诉法院，每个法院都包括三到十个州和属地辖区。
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Llewellyn claims that the work of appellate courts then was in the person of a resuscitating common law tradition , Grand Style .
卢埃林认为当时的美国州上诉法院正处于一种复苏普通法传统，即宏大风格之中。
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It is necessary to check carefully the statutes of the system in which you are appearing to determine the specific rules regarding review by those appellate courts .
在您要确定这些上诉法院的特定规则的时候，有必要仔细查看该系统的相关立法。
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In the United States , that means filing a lawsuit in a federal district court , with subsequent appeals as necessary through the federal appellate courts and even to the Supreme Court .
在美国，这意味着在联邦地区法院提起诉讼，之后如有必要，再向联邦上诉法院甚至最高法院起诉。