Which correctly lists the three levels of state courts?

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The three levels of state courts are generally categorized as appellate courts (which handle appeals from lower courts), general jurisdiction courts (which handle more serious cases such as felonies), and limited jurisdiction courts (which handle misdemeanor cases and civil cases with smaller amounts of money at stake). Choice B accurately lists the three levels as appellate, general jurisdiction, and limited jurisdiction.

Which Correctly Lists the Three Levels of State Courts