American justice system

The American justice system is a framework for enforcing laws and ensuring fairness. It operates through a series of courts, from local to Supreme Court, where judges and juries resolve disputes and determine guilt or innocence in criminal cases. The system is guided by the Constitution, guaranteeing rights like due process and a fair trial. Law enforcement agencies investigate crimes, and prosecutors represent the government in bringing charges. Defendants have the right to legal representation and to appeal decisions. The system aims to uphold justice, balance individual rights with public safety, and maintain social order.