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ap·peal

(ă-pēl')
In health care accounting, denotes a request from a physician or clerical worker in a health care facility for a third-party payer to reconsider a decision about a disallowed claim for compensation.
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The client believes either the lawyer misled the client and wasted the fee money, or the appellate court acted arbitrarily and capriciously, or both.
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Ginsburg, in her dissent, wrote that the appellate court had acted correctly in evaluating the award for abuse of discretion.
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The First District Appellate Court of Illinois ruled that flight alone does not justify an investigative detention.
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In addition, this Note argues that the Court properly permitted appellate courts to exercise discretion through applying general rules of dismissal to specific, recurring situations in which pre-appeal flight is sufficiently connected to the appellate process.
The fugitive dismissal rule applied to pre-appeal fugitivity

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