New York (Court system)

The New York court system includes several levels: civil and criminal cases are handled by local courts, with the Supreme Court serving as the highest trial court for serious matters. Appellate divisions review decisions from lower courts, and the Court of Appeals is New York’s highest court, focusing on legal questions and rulings. The system also includes specialty courts like Family and Criminal Courts. Overall, it provides a structured hierarchy to interpret and enforce laws, ensuring justice is served through fair, organized proceedings.