Someone who sits with people that have a dispute to try to bring a resolution through a conference.

It's a government entity that is authorized to resolve legal disputes.

Someone who is a judge in a mini-trial that is less formal than a normal court trial.

A court in which a dispute is first heard.

A decision made by the jury to decide whether someone is guilty or innocent.

The court where a case is being reheard to review the decision made by the original jurisdiction.

Court that can hear all types of cases except for ones that include breaking laws of that test.

Power to hear a case in full for the first time. (Trial Court)

A written letter or statement with all of the legal evidence that can be included.

A court with _________________ only hears certain types of cases such as bankruptcy, family matters, etc.

State court that handles disputes of $2,500 or less. Court that is looked at as urgent care. You could get your case in right away.

Order to a lower court to produce the record of a case for the Supreme Court to review.

A court who keeps track of every case and decision made in the court.

A court that juveniles go to that have committed a valid crime.

Written arguments on the issues of law, submitted by the opposing attorneys.

Court that hears minor criminal cases, state traffic offenses, amounts of no more than $25,000.

A city court, usually divided into traffic and criminal cases.

A court that is strictly used for cases involving wills, estates, conservatorships etc.

Lower courts referred to as associate circuit courts.