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This chart shows the structure of our courts. The lowest level of court in British Columbia are the provincial courts, the highest is the Court of Appeal for British Columbia; these courts are shown on the right. The highest court in the <span class="noglossary">land</span>, common to all provinces and territories is the Supreme Court of Canada, at the top. | This chart shows the structure of our courts. The lowest level of court in British Columbia are the provincial courts, the highest is the Court of Appeal for British Columbia; these courts are shown on the right. The highest court in the <span class="noglossary">land</span>, common to all provinces and territories is the Supreme Court of Canada, at the top. | ||
[[File:CourtChart.GIF|center|The court system in British Columbia]] | [[File:CourtChart.GIF|frameless|center|The court system in British Columbia]] | ||
==Court processes== | ==Court processes== | ||
