Which two types of courts are found in a state’s judicial branch?

local and circuit
local and superior
local and trial
local and appellate

I believe the answer is: local and appellate

Local court held the lowers hierarchy compared to other courts, and commonly only made up of one local magistrate responsible for settling civil matters among local residents. The appellate court provide the opportunities for the defendant to retry the case if it already been done on lower level court.

These two types of courts are local and appellate.

Further Explanation:  

Any case in the state courts first begins in the trial court in which different type of lawsuits and criminal cases were filed. If the person is dissatisfied with the decision of a lower court, he or she can appeal to the Appellate court. The highest Appellate court of the state is known as State SupremeCourt. It is located in the capital of the state. The courts in the state have very limited jurisdiction.  

The cities which are larger in the area have city- courts.  They are also called as municipal courts. The cases which they hear are the cases of traffic offence, violation of ordinances made by the city. There are some other courts like police courts, probate courts, recorders court. There are also Family courts.  

The state courts in America do not have a separate court which handles criminal and serious cases. Most of the state courts have different divisions to handle criminal cases. The other name of drug court is problem-solving court. There are some states like California which have combined all the general and inferior courts to make the process of judicial action more efficient.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Subject: Political Science

Keywords: State Supreme Court, City courts, family court, problem-solving courts, efficient.

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