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Which of the following is not a level of court that exists in a unified court system? A. supreme court B. intermediate court C. general trial court D. military court
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Which of the following is not a level of court that exists in a unified court system?

A. supreme court
B. intermediate court
C. general trial court
D. military court

User James Dunn
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D is the correct answer.

A military court is a separate court system that exists outside of a unified court system structure.

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