Courts (Judicial System)

Courts are institutions established to administer justice and resolve disputes. They operate within the judicial system, interpreting laws and ensuring justice is served. A court's main roles include hearing cases, weighing evidence, and making rulings based on the law. There are different types of courts, such as trial courts, which handle initial cases, and appellate courts, which review decisions made by lower courts. The judicial system is essential for maintaining law and order, protecting rights, and ensuring fair treatment under the law. Judges, juries, and legal representatives work together within this framework to achieve these goals.