Trial courts of general jurisdiction handle mostly misdemeanors and lawsuits for small amounts of money, though some felony cases may be heard as well.

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Trial courts of general jurisdiction, also known as courts of common pleas or superior courts in some jurisdictions, have the authority to hear a wide range of cases, including both civil and criminal matters. They are not limited to misdemeanors and small lawsuits but also handle serious criminal cases (including felonies), large civil cases, and other significant legal matters.

Trial Courts of General Jurisdiction Handle Mostly Misdemeanors and Lawsuits