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[[Tennessee]] still has separate circuit and chancery courts, as mandated by its state [[constitution]].<ref>[http://www.tncrimlaw.com/law/constit/VI.html#1 Article VI of the Constitution of Tennessee]</ref>

[[Tennessee]] still has separate circuit and chancery courts, as mandated by its state [[constitution]].<ref>[http://www.tncrimlaw.com/law/constit/VI.html#1 Article VI of the Constitution of Tennessee]</ref>

===Texas===

===Texas===

The courts of [[Texas]] are unusual in the following respects.  First, Texas has five levels of courts:  municipal and justice courts of limited jurisdiction, county courts of limited jurisdiction, state district courts of general and special jurisdiction, intermediate appellate courts, and the courts of last resort.  Second, Texas is one of two state with separate courts of last resort for civil and criminal matters.<ref>[http://www.courts.state.tx.us/ Texas Courts Online]</ref>

The courts of [[Texas]] are unusual in the following respects.  First, Texas has five levels of courts:  municipal and justice courts of limited jurisdiction, county courts of limited jurisdiction, state district courts of general and special jurisdiction, intermediate appellate courts, and the courts of last resort.  Second, Texas is one of two states with separate courts of last resort for civil and criminal matters.<ref>[http://www.courts.state.tx.us/ Texas Courts Online]</ref>

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