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How does the appeal system make the judicial process more just?

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Correct answer: It gives an opportunity to review a wrong decision

An appeal gives a person a way to ask a higher court to examine a decision made by a lower court. The higher court can check whether the law was applied properly, whether important evidence was overlooked, or whether a serious procedural mistake occurred. This extra review does not guarantee a change in every case, but it creates an important safeguard against error.

Option A is correct because review by a higher court can correct or prevent a wrong decision and strengthens fairness in the legal process. Ending a case without hearing, making judges contest elections, or allowing police to write judgments has nothing to do with an appeal. Appeals therefore support justice by adding accountability and a chance for correction.

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