Courts and judges

Courts are formal venues where legal disputes are resolved, and justice is administered under the law. Judges are the impartial authorities who preside over these courts, interpret laws, evaluate evidence, and make rulings or decisions. They ensure trials are fair and lawful, applying legal standards to reach verdicts. Courts and judges work together to uphold rights, settle conflicts, and enforce laws within a structured legal system. Their role is vital in maintaining justice and societal order.