CanadaJustice 6 · The justice system
In a province, which court can review a decision made by a trial court?
- aThe province's small claims court
- bThe province's youth court
- cThe province's court of appealCorrect answer
- dThe province's traffic court
Why?
Provinces have trial courts and a court of appeal. If a party thinks a trial court made a mistake, it can ask the court of appeal to review the decision.
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