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im aaron belzer managing partner of civil litigation division at burnham law appeals are very different from trials the procedure is different and the sort of nuts and bolts are different in an appeal you dont get to introduce new evidence there are no witnesses its not a fact-finding court in a lot of ways it is an error correction court its a court intended to correct legal errors that occurred in the trial proceedings two really important considerations in the appellate court youre bound by the record and the standard of review so the record is all of the things that happened at trial all the motions the orders the transcripts that sort of things there are no new facts in appeal only whats in the record uh the court of appeals can only consider whats in the record from the trial court and that also means you cant raise new arguments in the court of appeals likewise the standard of review is an important consideration in an appeal that is the lens through which the court view