Let's pretend that you somehow are in the court system. Either you were the victim or the criminal in this case, you choose. Tell me how the court system works for you from the local courts to the Supreme Court. Be as descriptive as you can.
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Answer:As the victim in a robbery case, my experience with the court system would begin at the local trial court, where the suspect is charged, evidence is presented, and the trial takes place. If the defendant is found guilty but chooses to appeal, the case moves to the state appellate court, where judges review the trial for legal errors without new evidence. If needed, it can advance to the state supreme court, which selects cases of greater legal significance. In rare situations involving constitutional issues, the case might reach the U.S. Supreme Court, which has the final say. Throughout the process, I would be guided by legal officials and victim advocates, with the system aiming to provide fairness and justice through each level.
