Cases begin their journey in a lower court and if needed, work their way up to a higher court. State courts mostly have two levels of trail courts inclusive of limited jurisdiction and specific jurisdiction. Courts of general jurisdiction are inclusive of circuit courts, superior courts, district courts, or courts of common pleas, They hear lawsuits that are attached to larger monetary issues, or more serious types of crimes than cases heard in a limited venue. When a case progresses, there is the appellate courts, which do not hold trails, but rather, function to review the decisions made by lower courts, and uphold or reverse the decision made
The distraction of a multi court system…