An appeal differs from a normal trial in all of the following ways except which of the selections listed below?

select one:
a.
a judge presides over the proceedings

b.
appeal decisions can affect parties not involved in that particular case

c.
no new evidence is introduced in an appeal

d.
the validity of a prior case is being evaluated

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The distance a car travels between the time the driver decides to stop the car and the time the driver puts on brakes is called the reaction distance. how does the reaction distance change with speed? a.reaction distance decreases with with speed b.reaction distance stays the same with speed c.reaction distance increases with speed. d.there is not enough information to answer the question