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Appellate judges can hear the same testimony and consider the same evidence as the trial court did in rendering a decision. Is this true?

Appellate judges can hear the same testimony and consider the same evidence as the trial court did in rendering a decision. Is this true?
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Appellate judges can hear the same testimony and consider the same evidence as the trial court did in rendering a decision. Is this true?

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Yes it is true because they can overturn a conviction that happened in a trial court.
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