The lowest level of the New York state court system consists primarily of the New York Supreme Courts, the New York County Courts, the New York City Courts, and the New York Town and Village Courts. The Supreme Courts are trial courts with general jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases
>The lowest level of the New York state court system consists primarily of the New York Supreme Courts, the New York County Courts, the New York City Courts, and the New York Town and Village Courts. The Supreme Courts are trial courts with general jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases
Your definition lumps literally all courts into one singular level with the exception of the appelet court.
There is no "lowest level" there. It makes no sense.
Your definition lumps literally all courts into one singular level with the exception of the appelet court.
There is no "lowest level" there. It makes no sense.
Don't blame me, I didn't create the new york court system
Don't blame me, I didn't create the new york court system
https://www.nycourts.gov/courts/structure.shtml
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