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APPELLATE COURTS 
The tribunals described are trial courts or "courts of first instance." They see the parties, hear the witnesses, receive the evidence, find the facts, apply the law, and determine the outcome. 
Above them are appellate courts, that are usually collegiate bodies, consisting of several judges instead of the single one who usually presides over a trial court. The jurisdiction of the appellate courts is usually general; specialized appellate tribunals handling, for example, only criminal appeals or only civil ones are rare, although not unknown. Their functions are those of reviewing the work of trial courts and of correcting their errors. 
Appellate review is not automatic. It must be sought by some party aggrieved by the judgment in the court below. For that reason, and because an appeal may be both expensive and useless, there are far fewer appeals than trials and, if successive appeals are available, far fewer second appeals than original ones. Judicial systems are organized on a hierarchical basis: at the bottom are numerous trial courts scattered throughout the nation; above them are a smaller number of first-level appellate courts, usually those organized on a regional basis; and at the apex is a single court of last resort.

Анастасия · Accepted Answer

Апеляционные Суды: 
Трибуналами называются суды первой инстанции. Они занимаются выслушиванием сторон и свидетелей, сбором доказательств, нахождением фактов и выносят вердикт. 
Выше них существуют только апеляционные суды, которые обычно являются коллегиальными органами, в чье число входят несколько судей вместо одного, как обычно. Юрисдикция апеляционных судов обычно.. . Сколько смог :)