Courts and Tribunals

Courts and tribunals are formal systems used to resolve disputes and administer justice. Courts are established by law to deal with serious legal matters, and they have the authority to interpret the law, make rulings, and impose penalties. Tribunals, on the other hand, are typically less formal and focus on specific areas, like employment or immigration, providing quicker resolutions. Both structures involve judges and can include hearings where evidence is presented. While courts can be more rigid, tribunals aim for fairness and accessibility, catering to diverse legal issues in society.