If you make a second appeal, a second appeal court will decide on it. The second appeal court has the same powers as the court that heard your first appeal. You can think of the second appeal court as having the same ability to make decisions as the first appeal court did when it heard your first appeal.
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A second appeal court must determine a second appeal under this subpart in accordance with this section.
The second appeal court has the same powers as a first appeal court has to determine a first appeal under this subpart.
