Court System

The court system is a structured framework used to resolve legal disputes and enforce laws. It typically includes various levels of courts, with lower courts handling minor cases and higher courts, like appellate or supreme courts, addressing more significant issues or appeals. Cases can arise from criminal charges or civil disputes. Judges interpret the law and ensure fair proceedings, while juries may determine facts in certain cases. Each court operates under specific rules, maintaining the principles of justice, due process, and the rights of individuals. The system aims to uphold societal order and resolve conflicts peacefully.