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California Judiciary (view source)
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, 02:59, November 29, 2008New page: The '''California Judiciary''' refers to the judicial organs of the State of California. The Judiciary is a complex multilevel system. This judiciary is one of the largest in the U...
The '''California Judiciary''' refers to the judicial organs of the [[State]] of [[California]]. The Judiciary is a complex multilevel system. This judiciary is one of the largest in the United States, with several thousand judges and many support personnel. The first instance part is the [[Superior Court]] of California. All matters start here. The first appellate courts are known as Courts of Appeal, where all appeals are first heard. Above the Courts of Appeal, there is the [[California Supreme Court]], which has final input in all cases regarding state laws, save for those alleging unconstitutionality. Fewer cases are heard at each level, as both of the appellate bodies have the ability to reject an appeal.