State trial courts that are called special inferior trial courts or minor judiciary courts are most likely to have

A) appellate jurisdiction.
B) general jurisdiction.
C) limited jurisdiction.
D) no jurisdiction.

Limited Jurisdiction

A restriction on the types of cases a court can hear, typically confined to certain subject matters or monetary values.

Special Inferior Trial Courts

Lower-level courts that handle specific types of cases, often with limited jurisdiction.

Minor Judiciary Courts

Courts with limited jurisdiction, responsible for hearing minor civil disputes and criminal cases.