The phrase "appeals division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or organizational contexts to refer to a specific department that handles appeals.
Example: "The appeals division will review the case and provide a decision within 30 days."
Alternatives: "appeals department" or "appeals board".
Her father is a lawyer in the appeals division of the New York City Law Department in Manhattan.
At one point in the hearing, Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman questioned Susan Paulson, a senior counsel in the city's Law Department's appeals division.
"I am sure we can make the case," wrote John Price, then head of the agency's appeals division, in an e-mail message to Mr. Maxwell.
The bride's father is the chief of the appeals division in the United States attorney's office for the Eastern District of New York in Brooklyn.
Her father is the chief of the appeals division in the United States attorney's office for the Eastern District of New York in Brooklyn.
Leonard Koerner, the chief of the city Law Department's appeals division, said in a statement: "We strongly disagree with the court's decision.
Her father, a retired colonel in the United States Marines, is president of the appeal division in New York of Sorg Inc., a financial concern.
The attorney general, Christian Porter, also announced a new family law appeal division in the federal court of Australia to hear all appeals from the new federal circuit and family court of Australia.
A statement issued by Cas on Monday read: "The president of the Cas appeals arbitration division considered the parties' written submissions and has denied Legia Warszawa's request.
The vice-president of the court of appeal criminal division, Lady Justice Hallett, who heard the appeal with two other judges, said the evidence would be admissible only if the defence could "overcome the high hurdle of relevance and similarity".
And, on appeal, the division's deputy commissioner, Paul Roldan, upheld the initial decision.
