Abstract
The lower courts are a paradox. The limited jurisdiction courts are de scribed as invisible, neglected by the bar, scholars and the citizenry, and at the same time as the only judicial experience for most who enter the court system. It is repeatedly suggested that they be done away with, but at the same time it is suggested that they perform vital functions at the juncture of several official hierarchies and systems. They are applauded for being...
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