California Supreme Court- is the highest court in the state and serves as the final authority on matters of state law. It primarily handles appeals from lower courts, including cases involving constitutional issues, questions of law, and conflicts between appellate courts. California's Courts of Appeal are organized into six appellate districts, each housing its own judicial body. These intermediary appellate courts are tasked with scrutinizing appeals originating from superior courts (trial courts) within their respective districts. Their principal duty lies in examining trial court rulings for legal inaccuracies, guaranteeing that lower court judgments align with pertinent laws and established legal precedents. Superior Courts, serving as
