Which of the following correctly lists the three levels of state courts?

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The three levels of state courts are generally categorized as appellate courts, general jurisdiction courts, and limited jurisdiction courts. Option B correctly lists these three levels as appellate, general jurisdiction, and limited jurisdiction. Option A incorrectly includes "district" as a level of state courts, while option C includes "commercial," which is not a level of state courts. Option D includes "district" and "general jurisdiction," but fails to include "limited jurisdiction" as a level of state courts.

Which of the Following Correctly Lists the Three Levels of State