Courts in which most cases usually begin and in which questions of fact are examined are called:

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Trial courts are the starting point for most cases as they are responsible for hearing and determining questions of fact. These courts also have the authority to oversee proceedings related to criminal and civil cases. The other options listed (county courts, district courts, and appellate courts) may have different roles and functions, but they do not serve as the primary forum for examining questions of fact.

Courts in Which Most Cases Usually Begin and in Which