Judicial System

The judicial system refers to the structure and organization of courts and legal institutions responsible for administering justice and interpreting laws within a jurisdiction. It encompasses the various levels of courts, from lower courts to appellate and supreme courts, as well as the processes and practices involved in resolving legal disputes, enforcing laws, and ensuring fair trials. The judicial system is fundamental to upholding the rule of law and protecting individual rights, functioning independently from legislative and executive branches of government. It includes judges, attorneys, and other legal professionals who play crucial roles in the adjudication process, determining outcomes based on legal precedents and statutory frameworks.