By constitutional rules of fairness, there may be no dollar limit, upper or lower, set on the value of cases that must be heard by trial courts.

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Constitutional rules of fairness do not prevent the establishment of dollar limits on the value of cases that must be heard by trial courts. Jurisdictions often set monetary thresholds to determine the appropriate court for hearing a case, such as small claims courts for lower-value disputes.

By Constitutional Rules of Fairness, There May Be No Dollar