These courts usually have no jury, often specialize in a particular area of law, and, in more sparsely populated counties, have a single judge running the courthouse.

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Trial courts of limited original jurisdiction usually have no jury and often specialize in a particular area of law. In more sparsely populated counties, they may have a single judge running the courthouse. Examples of trial courts of limited original jurisdiction include traffic courts, small claims courts, and municipal courts.

These Courts Usually Have No Jury, Often Specialize in a Particular