National Center for State Courts State Court Structure Chartsillustrates the structure and hierarchy of courts for each state. Using the information provided, list the state courts that would be considered mandatory authority for each of the following.(Note: You are not required to research/identify subject matter jurisdiction or specific county, division, district, etc.)

Example:

Opinions from the California Supreme Court and California Courts of Appeal would be a mandatory authority in California Superior Courts.

1.A Superior Court of the State of Washington.

2.A County Recorder's Court in the State of Georgia.

3.A Colorado Municipal Court.

4.Court of Common Pleas in the State of Pennsylvania.

5.New York Supreme Court.