What are the "courts of general jurisdiction for serious crimes in England," called?

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Crown courts are the courts of general jurisdiction for serious crimes in England, such as murder, robbery, and sexual offenses. They have the power to impose maximum sentences, including life imprisonment. King's courts were historic courts that no longer exist, magistrates courts deal with less serious offenses, and the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom is the highest court in the UK and deals with appeals from lower courts.

What Are the "Courts of General Jurisdiction for Serious Crimes