 
 <prompt> text: ```Read di tori and ansa di kweshons.

If pesin wey dey accused dey sentenced to death for trial level, di case go enta direct review. Di direct review process na normal legal appeal. An appellate court go check di evidence wey dem present for di trial court and di law wey di lower court apply and go decide if di decision dey legally correct or not. Direct review of capital sentencing hearing fit get one of three outcomes. If di appellate court see say no big legal errors happun for di capital sentencing hearing, di appellate court go confirm di judgement, or make di sentence stand. If di appellate court see say big legal errors happun, then e go reverse di judgement, or cancel di sentence and order new capital sentencing hearing. Lastly, if di appellate court see say no reasonable juror fit find di defendant eligible for death penalty, wey dey rare, then e go order di defendant acquitted, or not guilty, of di crime wey dem sentence am to death penalty, and order am sentenced to di next most severe punishment wey di offense dey eligible for. About 60 percent survive di process of direct review intact.

1. Who get di power to decide if court decision dey legally correct?
2. How many possible judgements dey?
3. How many outcomes fit happun after direct review?
4. Wetin go happun to di decision if dem no see any error?
5. When dem go reverse di judgement?
6. E common for defendant to be acquitted?
7. If defendant no dey eligible for death penalty, wetin punishment dem go give am?
8. When case go enter direct review?
9. Which court go review di case?
10. How many defendants survive di direct review process?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. Appellate court
2. Unknown
3. One of three
4. The appellate court go confirm the judgement
5. If significant legal errors happen
6. No
7. E go order make dem free the defendant
8. Wen dem sentence defendant to death
9. Appellate
10. 60 percent``` 