In 2011, district courts terminated 2,149 bankruptcy appeals nationally, and there were 521 bankruptcy appeals to the circuits from district courts (i.e., 24 percent). That year, BAPs terminated 1,021 appeals, and there were 122 appeals to the circuits from BAPs (i.e., 12 percent).
Definition of AngloâAmerican. 1  1 : an inhabitant of the U.S. of English origin or descent. 2  2 : a North American whose native language is English and especially whose culture or ethnic background is of European origin.
Accio: Latin, means to call or to summon. Aguamenti: comes from the Latin words âaquaâ (meaning water) and âmentisâ (meaning mind) Alastor: Greek, was the god of revenge. Albus: Latin, means white. Alohomora: comes from the Hawaiian word âalohaâ (meaning hello/goodbye) and the Latin word âmoraâ (meaning obstacle) Anapneo: Greek, means to breathe. Aparecium: comes from the Latin word appareo (meaning to become visible) Apparate: comes from the Latin word appareo (meaning to become visible)