The nomenclature of New York's courts is different from other regions when it comes to ranking. In New York, the highest court in the state is called the Court of Appeals. In almost every other state, the highest court is called the Supreme Court. In New York, the general jurisdiction court is called the Supreme Court.
Monday, August 25, 2008
Elsie Law's Daily Dose Of The Law
The nomenclature of New York's courts is different from other regions when it comes to ranking. In New York, the highest court in the state is called the Court of Appeals. In almost every other state, the highest court is called the Supreme Court. In New York, the general jurisdiction court is called the Supreme Court.
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