What are the levels of court in NC?

In North Carolina, the court system is structured into several levels. The highest court is the North Carolina Supreme Court, which reviews decisions from the Court of Appeals and addresses significant legal questions. Below that is the North Carolina Court of Appeals, which hears appeals from the trial courts. The trial courts are divided into two main categories: District Courts, which handle civil, criminal, and family matters, and Superior Courts, which deal with more serious criminal cases and larger civil disputes.