Answer:
Evaluating the ruling of a lower court
Explanation:
The court of appeals in Georgia is the main appellate court in Georgia. An appellate court is a court that hears cases from lower courts. That is the meaning of appellation: the review of the verdict of a court that is lower in the judiciary hierarchy.
The Court of appeals in Georgia has jurisdiction over most appeals except for constitutional cases, criminal cases, and habeas corpus cases, whose appellate jurisdiction falls within the Supreme Court of Georgia.
