In most cases, an appellate court will overturn a guilty verdict only if the trial court made an error of law that patently or significantly contributed to the trial's outcome. In other words, a trial judge's error will not lead to a reversal of a conviction as long as the error can reasonably be considered harmless.
Some examples of C2C include eBay, an online auction site, and Amazon, which acts as both a B2C and a C2C marketplace. EBay has been successful since its launch in 1995, and it has always been a C2C. Anybody can sign up and begin selling or buying, giving an early voice to consumers in the e-commerce revolution.
Electronic commerce. A group of automated processes that can be used to accomplish business transactions. Electronic commerce includes such processes as electronic mail or messaging, Internet technology, electronic bulletin boards, electronic funds transfer, electronic data interchange, and similar tools.