- Highest court in the UK.
Court of Appeal
- Second-highest court in the UK
High Court of Justice
- Court that deals with the most serious civil and criminal cases.
Crown Court
- Deals with serious criminal cases, such as murder, armed robbery, and rape.
Magistrates' Court
- Deals with less serious criminal cases, such as theft, vandalism, and assault.
Youth Court
- Deals with cases involving young people under the age of 18.
Family Court
- Deals with cases relating to divorce, child custody, and domestic violence.
The Administrative Court
- Deals with challenges to decisions made by public bodies.
The Employment Appeal Tribunal
- Deals with appeals from decisions made by employment tribunals.
The Upper Tribunal
- Deals with appeals from decisions made by some other tribunals, such as the Social Security and Child Support tribunals.