A more thorough explanation:

Definition: The Court of Errors and Appeals was a court that used to be the highest court in New Jersey and New York. It was also known as the High Court of Errors and Appeals.

Example: If someone was found guilty of a crime and they wanted to appeal their case, they could take it to the Court of Errors and Appeals. The court would then review the case and make a final decision.

Explanation: The example shows how the Court of Errors and Appeals was used as a final decision-making body for legal cases. If someone was not satisfied with the decision made by a lower court, they could appeal to the Court of Errors and Appeals for a final ruling.