Identify a true statement about appealing a case to an appellate court.

Multiple choice question.

The appeal must be based on errors of law alleged to have been committed by the lower court.

For the case to move to the appellate court, both parties must disagree with the trial court decision.

The appellate court decision on the appealed case must be made by a particular judge with a detailed written opinion.

The case can be appealed if one of the parties did not like the facts found in the lower court.