Legal Definitions - law court of appeals

A Law Court of Appeals is a type of court that used to exist in South Carolina. It was responsible for hearing appeals from lower courts in legal cases.

For example, if someone was unhappy with the decision made in a lower court, they could appeal to the Law Court of Appeals to have the decision reviewed and potentially changed.

The term "law-craft" refers to the practice of law. It involves using legal knowledge and skills to help clients navigate the legal system and achieve their desired outcomes.

For instance, a lawyer might use their law-craft to argue a case in court, negotiate a settlement on behalf of their client, or provide legal advice and guidance.