What type of cases does the State Supreme Court primarily handle?

The State Supreme Court primarily focuses on appeal cases based on State Law interpretation, which allows it to uphold the rule of law and ensure that legal principles are consistently applied across different cases. This court serves as the highest authority on matters involving state statutes and constitutional questions, making it essential for resolving disputes that have broader legal implications within the state.

In processing appeals, the Supreme Court reviews decisions made by lower courts to determine whether legal errors have occurred, particularly in how laws were interpreted and applied. This function is crucial for establishing legal precedents that guide future cases and legislative understanding.

Other types of cases, such as criminal cases, trials of civil disputes, and local ordinance cases, may be addressed by lower courts and are not typically within the primary purview of the State Supreme Court, which focuses on higher-level legal principles and conflicts rather than fact-finding or trial proceedings.