domstolsnivå
Domstolsnivå refers to the hierarchical level of a court within a country's judicial system. Different countries structure their court systems in various ways, but a common model involves a tiered approach. At the lowest level are courts of first instance, where cases are initially heard, evidence is presented, and judgments are made. These are often referred to as trial courts or lower courts.
Above the courts of first instance are appellate courts. These courts do not typically retry cases but
The specific names and jurisdictions of these domstolsnivå vary significantly by country. For example, in some