Answer:
There are four levels of the states court system which are (from lowest to highest):
a. Minor Trial Court (TRIAL COURT) - These include courts like Municipal courts. They handle easy cases and minor violations such as speeding tickets.
b. Major Trial Courts (TRIAL COURT) - These handle more serious cases such as felonies, murder and other crimes that involve the state's Constitution.
c. Intermediate Appellate courts (APPELLATE COURT) - These are also called Courts of Appeal. They review the judgement of the lower courts to ensure that due process was followed.
d. State Supreme Court (APPELLATE COURT) - These are the highest courts at the state level. They review cases from the Court of Appeal to decide if they go against the Constitution of the state.
