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added chancery courts
A typical state court system has four levels:
A typical state court system has four levels:
*a [[trial court]] of limited jurisdiction, typically called a [[district court]], a municipal court, or a justice court;
*a [[trial court]] of limited jurisdiction, typically called a [[district court]], a municipal court, or a justice court;
*a trial court of general jurisdiction, typically called a [[superior court]] or a [[circuit court]];
*a trial court of general jurisdiction, typically called a [[superior court]] or a [[circuit court]] (chancery courts in the states that still have them are on this level);
*an intermediate [[appellate court]]; and
*an intermediate [[appellate court]]; and
*a [[state supreme court]].
*a [[state supreme court]].