Court of Criminal Appeals

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A Court of Criminal Appeals is a limited jurisdiction appellate court, most commonly created to allievate a state supreme court from a heavy case load. Courts of Criminal Appeals are typically the courts of last resort for criminal cases, and are thus considered (one of a state's two) supreme courts.

States

• Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals
• Texas Court of Criminal Appeals

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