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Despite its name, the New York State Supreme Court is actually a trial-level court, while the highest court is the New York Court of Appeals.
The courthouse, located at 60 Centre Street in Manhattan, was designated a New York City Landmark in 1966 due to its architectural significance.
The rotunda is adorned with murals by the artist Attilio Pusterla, depicting scenes from New York's history.
The building was designed by architect Guy Lowell in the neoclassical style, reflecting the grandeur of Roman architecture.
Unlike many state supreme courts, it handles both civil and criminal cases, making it a court of general jurisdiction.
