Portal:Intermediate appellate courts in the states

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Intermediate appellate courts in the states There are courts in most of the states that fall at the "intermediate" level. This means that decisions from a trial court would be appealed to them, and their rulings may, in turn, be appealed to the state's Supreme Court. This portal is your doorway into learning more about: The duties of the intermediate appellate courts in the 40 states with such courts. The judges who serve in state intermediate appellate courts. How those judges are selected for service. How to use this portal To learn about a specific intermediate appellate court, or the judges that serve on a specific court, look for it in the blue bar at the bottom of this page (click on "show" if necessary). Once you have found the state you are looking for, follow that link to read all about it. If you would like to make it easier for people to learn about intermediate appellate courts and judges by adding to Judgepedia, take a look at the project page for a list of helpful improvements.

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Did you know... That ten states (Delaware, Maine, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming) don't have dedicated intermediate appellate courts?