Which of the following would a judge most likely identify as the basic levels of courts that make up the Canadian court system?

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The Canadian court system consists of trial courts, intermediate appeal courts, and a final court of appeal. This is the most commonly recognized hierarchy of courts in Canada, and is the system that judges are likely to be most familiar with. Options A, C, and D do not accurately reflect the basic levels of courts in Canada.

Which of the Following Would a Judge Most Likely Identify