How many appellate districts are there in Wisconsin?

Wisconsin has four appellate districts, which function as intermediate appellate courts. These districts are important for handling appeals from circuit court decisions, ensuring that justice is served through thorough review and oversight. Each district encompasses a different geographical area of the state and is responsible for a range of cases, including civil and criminal appeals. This structure helps in managing the volume of cases and allows for a more organized judicial process within the appellate system. Each of the appellate courts in these districts can interpret state law, set legal precedents, and ensure that legal errors from lower courts are addressed.