Appellate courts may rule on a case without ever hearing an oral argument. a. true b. false

I feel this is true. An Appellate court may have the ability to review evidence and documentation without hearing an actual oral argument. I believe lower courts provided or required the need for oral arguments but on the Appellate level, all previous information can simply be reviewed from the lower courts and a decision be made at that time.

True :) go ahead and thank me

All you have to do is pee in some of the number so that's between x 3 the p is like the prime number so i'll let you do is check for primus pride i've been 7 3 4 5 and 6 and you can you can just times or / that

What was the length to begin with?