Courts of Justice

Courts of Justice are government institutions responsible for interpreting and applying laws to resolve disputes, ensure justice, and uphold the rule of law. They handle various cases, including criminal offenses, civil conflicts, and legal rights. Courts consist of judges or magistrates who listen to both sides, examine evidence, and make decisions based on legal principles. Their role is to provide fair, impartial rulings that maintain social order and protect individual rights, ensuring laws are upheld and justice is served in a structured, authoritative manner.