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The 21 pages that link to Appeal, each with the reason it gives.

• Content moderationRelated: Appeals let users challenge removals, suspensions, or other enforcement decisions.

• Criminal lawRelated: Appellate review can correct errors in conviction or sentence.

• Civil procedureRelated: Appellate procedure reviews judgments after the trial court has completed its work.

• Criminal procedureRelated: It provides a route to challenge legal errors after judgment.

• Presumption of innocenceRelated: An appeal may address a conviction reached through burden-shifting or prejudicial statements.

• TrialRelated: A party may challenge certain rulings or judgments made in a trial.

• Platform governanceRelated: Appeals provide a route to contest platform enforcement decisions.

• Criminal trialRelated: A party may challenge certain rulings or the judgment after trial.

• Right to a fair trialRelated: Appellate review can correct legal errors that undermined a fair hearing.

• AdjudicationRelated: Review can test whether an adjudicative decision should stand.

• Procedural lawRelated: Appellate procedure tests whether the earlier proceeding applied law correctly.

• Legal proceedingRelated: Appeal provides a route to challenge certain outcomes after a decision.

• Miscarriage of justiceRelated: Appeals can correct legal errors, though they often cannot revisit every factual mistake.

• Civil Procedure RulesRelated: The rules set procedures and deadlines for many civil appeals.

• LawsuitRelated: An appeal can affirm, reverse, or modify a judgment after the lawsuit’s trial stage.

• Slobodan PraljakRelated: Praljak’s conviction and sentence were affirmed on appeal in 2017.