civil justice

Civil justice refers to the legal system that addresses disputes between individuals or organizations, rather than criminal cases. It involves resolving issues such as contracts, property, family matters, and personal injury claims. The process typically includes filing a lawsuit, mediation, or going to trial, where a judge or jury decides the outcome. The goal of civil justice is to provide a fair resolution and compensation for loss or harm, ensuring that rights are upheld and wrongs are addressed within a legal framework.