Antonyms for appellate
əˈpɛl ɪtap·pel·late

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1. appellate, appellantadjective

   of or relating to or taking account of appeals (usually legal appeals)

   "appellate court"

   Synonyms:
   appellant

How to use appellate in a sentence?

1. Jason Leifer:

   Bringing politics into Family Court or the attorney is probably the worst possible thing you could do, and it seems like that’s what the appellate division has opened the door to, hopefully Family Court or the attorney ’ll be fixed by the Court of Appeals.

2. Marsha Blackburn:

   When she was up for her appellate position, I asked her about her judicial philosophy. She declined to give a concrete answer when I visited with her privately. She didn't have an answer on her judicial philosophy, it is imperative that we ask tough questions of Judge Jackson so we know where she stands on the issues.

3. Benjamin McMichael:

   With such a large punitive damages award at issue, appellate courts may be more willing to come down hard on the plaintiffs.

4. Robert Bloom:

   If I were the judge, I'd have to be a little bit nervous about the possible appellate route the defense might take, the chance of an appeal being successful is not that great but you can expect that the appeal will be made.

5. Juda Engelmayer:

   In reversing the conviction of Bill Cosbys, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has demonstrated, once again, that no matter who a defendant may be and no matter the nature of the alleged crime, courts can be relied upon to follow the law and come to the correct decision, this decision also reaffirms Read MoreWeinstein reps confidence that the Appellate Division in New York will reach the similarly correct decision in Harvey Weinstein appeal, considering the abundance of issues that cry out for a reversal.

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