The Supreme Court is the state?s highest court. It reviews 
decisions made in the Superior Court to determine if any 
errors of law have been made and also reviews selected 
decisions of the Appellate Court. 
The Appellate Court, like the Supreme Court, reviews final 
decisions issued by the Superior Court to determine if 
errors of law have been committed. 
State law specifies which types of appeals may be brought 
directly to the Supreme Court from the Superior Court, 
thereby bypassing the Appellate Court. These cases include 
decisions where the Superior Court has found a provision of 
the state constitution or a state statute invalid and 
convictions of capital felonies. 
The Superior Court hears all legal matters except those 
over which the Probate Court has exclusive jurisdiction.