*Assume the follow facts for questions 2123 Suppose Polly filed a civil complaint in South Carolina state court naming a company called Dobby's Oyster Shack as the defendant. In Polly's complaint, she alleged that she "suffered a serious illness caused by a Dobby's Oyster Shack employee who negligently served her contaminated oysters." Dobby's Oyster Shack hopes to utilize the tools of discovery to win the case before trial by filing a motion for summary judgment. Suppose the jury decides that Dobby's Oyster Shack was at fault for Polly's illness, and the judge determines that the law entitles Polly to compensatory damages, including full reimbursement of her medical expenses. If Dobby's Oyster Shack appeals the decision to the intermediate appellate court, what will be the role of that court and how is it different than the role of the trial court