The right to appeal

The right to appeal allows a person to ask a higher authority, like a court or other decision-making body, to review and possibly change a decision they believe was unfair or incorrect. It provides a way to challenge and seek a reconsideration of the outcome, ensuring fairness and accuracy in the decision-making process. This process typically involves submitting a formal request, explaining why the original decision should be revisited, and presenting any new evidence or arguments. The appeal aims to achieve a just resolution if the initial ruling was flawed or unjust.