Caricom Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ)

The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) serves as a regional judicial body for Caribbean countries. It functions both as an original court, hearing cases related to the interpretation and application of the CARICOM Treaty, and as an appellate court, replacing the Privy Council for some member states. The CCJ ensures the consistent interpretation of regional laws, promotes regional integration, and upholds justice across member countries. It is an essential institution for legal stability, sovereignty, and the development of Caribbean jurisprudence.