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==United States==

==United States==

{{main|Supreme Court of the United States|State supreme court}}

{{main|Supreme Court of the United States|State supreme court}}

In the United States, the highest court in the [[federal court]] system, as well as the highest court in all matters within its [[subject-matter jurisdiction]], is the [[United States Supreme Court]]. Each state also has a [[State supreme court|Supreme Court]] that serves as a final appellate court, although there are some variations in both name and court organization from state to state.

In the United States, the highest court in the [[federal court]] system, as well as the highest court in all matters within its [[subject-matter jurisdiction]], is the [[United States Supreme Court]]. Each state also has a [[State supreme court|Supreme Court]] that serves as a final appellate court, although there are some variations in both name and court organization from state to state. In New York, for example, the "Supreme Court" is the trial court, and highest appellate court is the "Court of Appeals."

==United Kingdom==

==United Kingdom==

{{main|Supreme Court of the United Kingdom}}

{{main|Supreme Court of the United Kingdom}}