Answer:
c) The Maryland court system has four levels and two trail courts, and two appellate courts.
Explanation:
Maryland's judicial system is divided into four tiers under the Maryland State Constitution. Of those four, there are two trial courts: the District Court and the Circuit Court; and two appellate courts: the Court of Special Appeals and the Court of Appeals. Orphans' Court, the Office of Administrative Hearings, and the federal courts in Maryland all fall under the jurisdiction of the Maryland Judicial System.
