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Arizona Supreme Court Snapshot
The Arizona Supreme Court does have a superior air. It supervises a system that is divided into three levels. Limited jurisdiction courts includes municipal courts that hear special cases within their jurisdiction. The Superior Court, the broad statewide trial court system, includes courts located in about 15 counties that hear criminal, civil, family, and probate cases. The Court of Appeals includes a chief judge, vice chief judge, and about 20 judges. The Supreme Court, part of the appellate system, has cases considered by a chief justice, a vice chief justice, and three justices. The Arizona judicial system handles more than 2.5 million cases a year and is funded by state, county, and city monies.
