There are only two types of courts in the Washington D.C. court system. Washington D.C.'s Superior Courts are trial courts that handle civil, criminal, probate and estates, family, tax, domestic relations, juvenile, and small claims cases, as well as traffic infractions. If you get a parking ticket in Washington D.C., this will be handled administratively (not in the court system.) The appellate court system in Washington D.C. consists solely of the Washington D.C. Court of Appeals. The District of Columbia Courts website, https://www.dccourts.gov, provides more information about Washington D.C. courts. If you're seeking Washington D.C court records, you can use the Court Cases Online database, located at https://www.dccourts.gov/cco/, to search by individual or company name, or case number, and you can also specify a type of case of year in your search parameters. If you're trying to find a lawyer in D.C., are considering representing yourself in a Washington D.C. court case, are looking for Washington D.C. court forms, or need information about probate and estate matters in D.C., you can find a great deal of information regarding these topics, and more, at https://www.dccourts.gov/dccourts/about/prose.jsp.