Court Ceremonies

Court ceremonies are formal rituals and procedures that take place during legal proceedings or official events within a judicial setting. They serve to uphold tradition, respect, and dignity in the courtroom, and may include bestowing awards, swearing-in officials, or marking significant milestones like the opening or closing of a session. These ceremonies help reinforce the authority of the judiciary, ensure procedural order, and honor legal processes in a manner that maintains decorum and public confidence in the justice system.