PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTIONS

1. This judge/court presides over all felony trials, have exclusive jurisdiction over divorces and may correct errors made by limited jurisdiction courts.?

2. A state court is established by whom/what entity, and approved by whom/what entity?

3. Juvenile courts have concurrent jurisdiction with which other court in the State of Georgia regarding permanent guardianship proceedings over minors and may also handle legitimation and child support matters arising in pending dependency cases?

4. In counties where no state court exists, this type of judge may hear traffic violations, certain misdemeanors, and citations involving the state game and fish laws?

5. Magistrate court is the court of first resort for which types of crimes/offenses/disputes?

6. This type of court adjudicates traffic offenses; local ordinance/violation cases (involving building code matters that include illegal dumping, excessive noise, zoning, animal control, and similar cases); conduct preliminary criminal hearings; issue warrants; abate nuisances; and in some cities hear misdemeanor shoplifting, criminal trespass, and possession of marijuana cases?

7. This is the only court alone, who rules on questions involving the constitutionality of state statutes, all criminal cases involving a sentence of death, and petitions from decisions of the Court of Appeals. No trials are held at the appellate level; oral arguments are heard by the entire court?

8. This court has fifteen judges who has the duty to review civil and criminal cases decided in the trial court level, in order to correct legal errors or errors of law made at the trial level, but not to alter jury verdicts or the outcome of bench trials?

9. How many Superior Court Circuits are there in Georgia?

10. How many juvenile courts are there in the Georgia?

11. In which court are there are no jury trials, and civil cases are often argued by the parties themselves, rather than by attorneys?

12. Which two courts in Georgia are the only ones in which no actual trials are held?

13. Most judges in the State of Georgia are elected; however, which court appoints in judges by the mayor and/or city council members?

14. Which court has exclusive felony jurisdiction in the State of Georgia?

15. Which four courts in Georgia are the only ones in which no actual jury trials are held?