Izmit Co, has filed a suit in a state court against EBS Co, and Izmit Co...

Izmit Co, has filed a suit in a state court against EBS Co, and Izmit Co has won the case . however, unsatisfied with the court decision, EBS Co has appealed against the decision claiming that the evidence presented at trial to support Izmit Co's claim was so weak that no reasonable jury could have found for the plaintiff. in effect, EBS Co has appealed to a state intermediate court of appeals, arguing that the appellate court should reverse the trial court's decision .

1- if EBS Co loses again, what other appellate court can the company appeal to ?

2- is the appellate court likely to reverse the rial court findings with respect to the facts ? explain

3- identify two reasons for appellate court to defer to a judge's decision with regard to the facts of a case?

4- explain the constitutional reason for an appellate court to defer to a jury verdict .

5- what are an appellate court's option after reviewing a case?

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Izmit Co, has filed a suit in a state court against EBS Co, and Izmit Co has won the case . however, unsatisfied with the court decision,

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