4. What is the lowest tier of courts in the state court system? A trial courts B appeals courts C supreme court D municipal courts

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4. What is the lowest tier of courts in the state court system?

A trial courts
B appeals courts
C supreme court
D municipal courts

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Answer A: Trial courts

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