What factor contributes to the alleviation of pressure on Superior Courts?

The presence of State Courts in various counties plays a significant role in alleviating pressure on Superior Courts. State Courts are established to handle a variety of cases, which includes local matters such as traffic violations, small claims, and family law issues. By distributing cases across multiple levels of the judicial system, including lower courts in different counties, the overall caseload for Superior Courts is reduced. This allows them to focus on more complex and serious criminal and civil cases that require more extensive legal proceedings. As a result, the presence of these State Courts effectively manages the volume of cases entering the judicial system, thereby easing the workload on the Superior Courts.