o talk about is the "Inferior Courts" of Connecticut. These are the courts that are part of the Trial courts of Limited Jurisdiction. These courts include traffic court, probate court, probate court, family court, juvenile court and small claims court. Some people call them Magistrates court, Justice of the Peace Court, or Municipal Court. These Courts also deal with traffic, city ordinance and violations (such as parking, soliciting, curfew, noise violation.) Petty crimes and minor crimes are sometimes heard hear. Because these are not courts of records the courts decisions can not be appealed for any reason. (Notes, 1-28-02)
             In 1716, four official Probate Courts were created. There was one in each of the four counties and one singular judge and clerk were chosen to serve in each court for a year term. The way these judges are elected is by the people of the town. They vote in the different districts to elect their judges. Right now there are 130 probate judges, which are members of the "Connecticut Probate Assembly." Th
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