What are some key differences between trial courts and appel

What are some key differences between trial courts and appellate courts?

What are the three types of Alternative Dispute Resolution? Why might businesses want to use these instead of the court system?

Solution

Trial courts are the courts where legal cases start. Defendend and accused present their side of story through witnesses. On the other hand, there are no witnesses and evidence in appellate courts. In such courts, the lawyers argue the various legal and policy issues.

Secondly, there is only 1 judge in the the courtroom in case of a trail court. In appellate courts there is a group of judges.

3 types of alternative dispute resolution are:

Businesses use alternative dispute resolution many a times for 2 major reasons - (1) save time (2) save money that will otherwise go waste as high legal expenses

Alternative dispute resolution is cost effective and does not take as much time as the proceedings in the court of law. This is why businesses want to use these instead of the court system.