The type of court structure we have in the United States is a dual court system. This means that every state has its own judicial system, that’s separate from the federal system, which is the same for every state. The state court includes trial courts of Limited Jurisdiction, Trial Court of General Jurisdiction, Intermediate Courts of Appeals, and the Appellate Court for a last resort. The Federal Court System includes District COurts, Circuit Courts of Appeals, and the Supreme COurt of the United States. The ten purposes of court are (1) to do justice. (2) is for the courts to appear to do justice. (3) Provide a forum where disputes can be resolved peacefully and justly, (4) the courts have to censure wrongdoing, (5) achieve a possible outcome
